Day Programs
Flexible centre-based and community activities that build daily living skills, confidence, friendships, creativity and meaningful participation.



● DISABILITY SERVICES
Person-centred disability support across Sydney, with a strong Day Program built around choice, skills, connection and meaningful participation.
EBENCARE DAY PROGRAM
Our flexible Day Program combines centre-based activities with real community participation. Each person can build practical skills, explore interests, form friendships and contribute in ways that are meaningful to them.







HOW WE CAN HELP
Every service begins with the person—their needs, strengths, preferences, family and goals.
Flexible centre-based and community activities that build daily living skills, confidence, friendships, creativity and meaningful participation.
Daily support shaped around each person’s routines, goals, safety and growing independence at home.
Support to explore suitable specialist housing options and coordinate the services needed for a safe, sustainable home.
Planned short stays that offer individualised support, new experiences and a trusted respite break for participants and families.
Practical support to take part in appointments, recreation, volunteering, social activities and everyday community life.
Clear, practical help to understand a plan, connect with suitable providers and build a support network that works.
Practical training, workplace preparation and individual support to build confidence, skills and pathways toward meaningful employment.
Person-centred counselling and music therapy that support emotional wellbeing, expression, confidence, connection and individual goals.
Professional nursing support delivered in the community by our clinical team, with assessment, care planning and ongoing review led by a Clinical Nurse.
Individualised support for participants with complex health and disability-related needs, delivered according to clinical assessment, care plans and required safeguards.
COMMUNITY NURSING & HIGH INTENSITY SUPPORTS
Our nursing and high intensity support services are managed directly by a Clinical Nurse (CN). The wider team includes Registered Nurses (RNs) and Assistant Nurses (AINs), working within their qualifications, responsibilities and each participant’s individual care plan.
We coordinate with participants, families, support coordinators and treating health professionals so that care is safe, consistent and responsive to changing needs.
Ask about nursing supportClinical assessment, care planning, oversight and review are led directly by a Clinical Nurse.
CNs, RNs and AINs work together, with duties matched to professional scope, competency and the participant’s assessed needs.
Specialised supports are planned around individual health needs, clinical protocols, risk controls and NDIS requirements.
Support is designed to help participants maintain health, safety, independence and participation in everyday life.
Service availability and the appropriate team member are confirmed following clinical assessment and review of the participant’s support needs.
COMMUNITY ACCESS
Supported outings and shared activities create opportunities to meet people, enjoy new experiences and participate in community life.

SDA LIVING
We support participants and families to explore suitable SDA options—including welcoming, pet-friendly environments where available.
In collaboration with Vera Living.



OUR APPROACH
We build support around the participant rather than fitting the person into a fixed program.
Participants, families, health professionals and support teams stay connected around shared goals.
Daily support is linked to practical skills, community participation and greater independence.
START A CONVERSATION
We can discuss your needs, location, goals and current NDIS arrangements, then explain the next practical step.