Story
Our story, 1984 to today
How a neighbourhood centre on Darling Street became together², and where the next chapter goes.
About us · Rozelle since 1984
Forty years of place. A new chapter.
We started as a neighbourhood centre on Darling Street. Today we are one organisation with two arms, still on the same street, still asking what this community needs.
- 40+ years serving Sydney
- 108 NDIS participants
- 160 workers and carers
- 20,000+ meals each year
Who we are
One organisation. Two arms. One mission.
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together²
Specialist disability, aged care and clinical services across metropolitan Sydney.
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Rozelle Neighbourhood Centre
The community arm, and the place it all started. A hub on Darling Street, open to everyone.
Visit the centre
Our story
Same heart. Same street. Broader purpose.
- 1984
A neighbourhood centre opens on Darling Street
- 1990s
Care services grow around the centre
- 2016
We become a registered NDIS provider
- 2024
together² is born
- 2026
Our future, community led
How we work
The Keys to Citizenship, a test rather than a slogan.
If a support plan cannot show how it moves at least one of these, it is not yet a support plan.
- Purpose
- Money
- Freedom
- Help
- Home
- Love
- Life
Our Future · Community-Led Plan 2026 to 2029
What we are building next
Co-designed with our community in October 2025, and endorsed by our Board.
A vibrant, inclusive hub where disability, aged care and community services converge. A place where everyone, regardless of ability or age, finds connection, purpose and belonging.
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Meaningful work
Inclusive roles, volunteer pathways and school leaver placements.
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A home of their own
Advocating for secure, accessible housing, and exploring new models.
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A connected life
Belonging, a say, and programs that put young and old in the same room.
The road ahead
- 2026
Build the foundations
Café funding and Wellbeing Hub partners.
- 2027
Open the doors
The café opens and SLES pathways scale up.
- 2028
Embed and grow
The Wellbeing Hub fully operational.
- 2029
A community thriving
The Centre re-established as an Inner West hub.
The social enterprise café
A café that does more than coffee
A meeting point at Rozelle, with hospitality training and jobs for people who find the job market hard to get into. What it earns goes back into the Centre.
Development approval complete
We care about quality and governance
Steven Lowrie
Governance and Case Management Lead. AASW Social Worker, Registered Behaviour Support Practitioner
Steven leads together² and is accountable for the Community-Led Plan. He is happy to hear from families, partners and anyone with an idea for the Centre.
Read more
Read more about who we are and where we are going
Guide
Our Future: the Community-Led Plan 2026 to 2029
Our plan for the next three years, the three lived realities it is built around, and the road ahead.
Guide
How we work: the Keys to Citizenship
The framework behind every support plan, and the models we draw on alongside it.
Be part of it.
Whether you are an Inner West local, a family looking for support, a partner organisation or someone who would like to give a few hours, there is a place for you.
754 Darling Street, Rozelle. 02 9556 9500. Our door is always open.
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