Purpose in every person.
Opportunity in every community.

Since 2000, Ebenezer Mission has brought support, skills, employment, arts, service and community participation together.

Everyone should have the opportunity to learn, work, create, lead and contribute.

At Ebenezer Mission, we believe every person is created with dignity, value and purpose. Guided by Christian values and the Biblical principle of loving our neighbours as ourselves, we create pathways for employment, participation, leadership and community contribution for people with disability and people experiencing disadvantage.

Our work goes beyond providing support. Through disability services, employment pathways, social enterprises, inclusive arts, community participation and volunteering, people can build confidence, independence, practical skills and meaningful connections.

We are committed to an inclusive community where diversity is valued, barriers are reduced, and people with disability are recognised as employees, artists, musicians, volunteers, leaders and active contributors.

Person-centred support across life stages.

We welcome people of all backgrounds, cultures, faiths and communities, with support shaped around each person’s strengths, choices and goals.

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Children & young people

Support for learning, confidence, friendships, creativity, recreation and growing independence.

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Adults & older people

Practical pathways for daily life, employment, community access, arts, volunteering and meaningful connection.

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Diverse support needs

Inclusive support for autism, intellectual disability, cerebral palsy, physical, sensory, psychosocial and complex needs.

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Families & communities

Respectful partnerships that strengthen choice, dignity, safety, independence and lasting participation.

A community growing since 2000.

Each milestone has widened the ways people can participate, contribute and belong.

2000

Our first youth choir rehearsal began a community built through music and belonging.

2009

The Burwood centre opened, creating a lasting home for support, training and community programs.

2016

Ebenezer Mission became an affiliated Duke of Edinburgh’s Award Centre.

2017

We became a registered NDIS provider, expanding person-centred disability supports.

2018

Our Rhodes centre opened and extended access to services and community participation.

2025

Eben Coffee House opened at Concord Library as a disability-led training and employment pathway.

2025

Burwood Council recognised Ebenezer Mission with the Mayor’s Business Commendation — Business Impact Award.

Burwood Council
2025 COMMUNITY RECOGNITION

Mayor’s Business Commendation

Burwood Council · Business Impact Award

Recognising Ebenezer Mission’s positive contribution to inclusive employment and the local community.

Support connected to real life.

Today, Ebenezer Mission is an Australian registered charity, Public Benevolent Institution and DGR-endorsed organisation, as well as a registered NDIS provider and DVA Community Nursing provider.

Our services and programs connect disability support with employment, volunteering, leadership, creative practice and community participation.

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True inclusion happens when people are not only supported, but empowered to participate, contribute and thrive.

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