Overview
EACH is a long-standing Australian provider of health and social care services that helps people live well. It delivers a range of services across mental health, primary health, child and family wellbeing, aged care, disability, and housing, with a focus on integrated support that strengthens individuals and communities. Its offerings operate through community-based care programs and services, working directly with people to meet their diverse needs rather than a single product. What sets EACH apart from competitors is its 50+ years of experience and a broad, coordinated suite of services designed to support whole people and whole communities, together with a commitment to diversity and inclusive care. Its goal is to empower every person to live well by providing care that is Altogether Better, advancing healthier, more resilient communities through accessible, respectful, and comprehensive services.
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Simplify's Take
What believers are saying
- Victorian funding supports Care Pathways for Chronic Disease in 2026.
- EACH's inclusion and diversity strategy strengthens recruitment and client trust.
- Monash University research and new programs reinforce credibility with commissioners and employers.
What critics are saying
- Government funding ended July 1, 2025; 31 HOP roles disappear March 31, 2026.
- Program dependence on Victorian departments exposes EACH to tender loss and budget cuts.
- If expansion fails, EACH becomes a thin-margin contractor, vulnerable to service consolidation.
What makes EACH unique
- EACH combines community health, mental health, and disability services across Melbourne catchments.
- EACH runs statewide nursery equipment ordering, giving it embedded government workflow relationships.
- EACH's 2024-2028 strategy targets doubling size by 2028 and expanding local care.
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