Finding and Keeping a Job
For participants who want to build workplace skills, find suitable employment and receive support to sustain a job.

● FINDING AND KEEPING A JOB · SLES
NDIS job training and employment support that builds confidence, practical skills and real-world experience.

people with disability are currently employed at Eben Coffee House through our Employment Pathways program.
ONE EMPLOYMENT PATHWAY · TWO NDIS PROGRAM NAMES
Both options provide practical job training and employment support. The program name reflects where the participant is in their transition to work.
For participants who want to build workplace skills, find suitable employment and receive support to sustain a job.
For young people leaving high school who are preparing for work, independence and their next step after school.
JOB TRAINING & EMPLOYMENT SUPPORT
Participants can explore different areas before choosing the pathway that best suits their strengths, interests and employment goals.
Develop practical skills through art, design, photography, media and digital projects.
Explore coffee, baking, food preparation, customer service and safe workplace routines.
Visit and practise in community workplaces, including Eben Coffee House at Concord Library.
Build confidence, communication, workplace habits and greater independence for life after school.
SLES TRAINING JOURNEY
Participants can spend their first six months exploring different activities before selecting a pathway that suits their abilities, interests and goals.
Spend the first six months rotating through different activities in a supported environment.
Select the pathway that best matches interests, strengths and employment goals.
Build practical skills, workplace routines, confidence and independence.
Practise in real workplaces through supported work experience.
Progress toward meaningful paid work when the participant is ready.
WORK PATHWAYS
Training happens through real tasks, supported practice and repeated opportunities to grow.
Coffee preparation, customer service, cash handling, cleaning and teamwork at Burwood, Concord Library and our Mobile Coffee Cart.
Supported experience making cookies, cakes, sandwiches and other products while building safe kitchen and production skills.
Original artwork and design developed into mugs, tumblers, candles, clothing, coasters and merchandise for the community.
Practical projects in photography, video, social media, content creation and digital promotion.
Everyday workplace skills including communication, organisation, orders, basic administration and serving customers.
SOCIAL ENTERPRISE
Eben Coffee House, our Burwood training hub, Concord Library café and Mobile Coffee Cart create genuine opportunities to practise, contribute and connect with customers.

SKILLS IN ACTION
Participants practise real tasks across creative production, hospitality and social enterprise.




Participants practise decorating and presenting handmade treats with guidance from the team.



SUPPORTED WORKPLACE
At Eben Coffee House, participants practise real tasks alongside support workers who understand their communication, learning and sensory needs. Support is practical and person-centred—helping each team member build confidence and independence.


MELBOURNE COFFEE LEARNING TOUR
Our team travelled to Melbourne to explore café culture, visit coffee specialists and experience different approaches to brewing and customer service. The tour connected practical learning with new ideas to bring back to Eben Coffee House.



COMMUNITY-BACKED EMPLOYMENT
Community support helps us provide equipment, ingredients, training and real employment experiences.
Supporting Disability Employment Pathways and inclusive coffee initiatives.
Donated coffee beans and beverage products supporting training and daily operations.
Community work support and partnership through the Eben Coffee Cart.
START A CONVERSATION
Tell us about the participant’s interests, current skills, goals and support needs. We can explain the program and the most suitable next step.