Ebenezer Aboriginal Corp.

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Supported Accommodation

Ebenezer has been providing supported accommodation and assistance to homeless youth since 1968. This service is now part of the National Partnership on Homelessness and is funded by State and Federal Governments. Ebenezer Staff are mostly Aboriginal and provide culturally appropriate support for Aboriginal youth although all nationalities are accepted.

We run four hostels in the Mirrabooka region providing crisis and medium term accommodation and case management.

Crisis Accommodation – For Females

  • Single female age from 15 to 25 inclusive
  • Australian residency status
  • Homeless or at risk of being homeless
  • Not drug or alcohol dependent
  • Without severe mental health issues
  • Maximum length of stay: with Case Management – 12 weeks
  • Can be self-referred
  • Admissions between 9am and 5 pm only

Referral Process: over the phone, call any time (08) 92471330

Medium Term Accommodation

  • Single male (Marangaroo) or female (Nollamara) aged from 16 to 25 inclusive
  • Must be engaged in work or training minimum three days per week
  • Australian resident status
  • Adequate income to cover rent and living expenses
  • Case management and Life program involvement required 
  • Maximum Length of stay: up to two years
  • Can be self-referred, references may be required

​Referral Process: Phone 9247-1330 during office hours Monday to Friday 8:30 to 4:30

Wungening Moort (families healing) Program

The Wungening Moort Program Is a Consortium of Aboriginal Community Controlled Organisations, established to deliver In-Home Support Services for Aboriginal families living in the Perth metropolitan area.

The Consortium comprises:

  • Wungening Aboriginal Corporation (Lead Agency)
  • Ebenezer Aboriginal Corporation
  • Coolabaroo Community Services
  • Moorditj Koort

Wungening Moort provides a culturally responsive and integrated service and works to empower Aboriginal families to make the changes needed to keep their children safe at home.

For further details of the program and information on eligibility please refer to the Wungening Moort website or call Wungening on (08) 9221-1411

Ebenezer Employment

Ebenezer Employment program supports Aboriginal people transitioning from prison to employment and also Aboriginal job seekers in the community, to gain and remain in employment.

We also work with job actives and employment agents to assist clients with practical skills, qualifications and knowledge to enter employment.

This support includes resolving work placement problems, family support and any issues that may arise during the first six months of placement.

For information call Jan Brown- Employment Consultant on 0423 083 293.

Target 120

This program is a collaboration between Ebenezer and the Federal Government in changing the lives of young teenagers who have emerged from challenging circumstances and dysfunctional scenarios.

Its aim is to change the future for these young individuals, guiding them away from negative life outcomes and giving them personal support, training, and confidence that helps them build their lives around their own individual goals.