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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.
About together² · Story
How a neighbourhood centre on Darling Street became together², and where the next chapter goes.
We started as a neighbourhood centre on Darling Street. Today we are one organisation with two arms, still on the same street, still answering the same question: what does this community need?
1984
Rozelle Neighbourhood Centre opens its doors. Playgroups, a cup of tea, and help for whoever walks in.
1990s
Home care and disability support grow out of the centre's community work, one household at a time.
2016
We become a registered NDIS provider and build specialist disability teams with real clinical governance.
2024
One legal entity, two arms: together² specialist services and the Rozelle Neighbourhood Centre.
2026
Our 2026 to 2029 plan: a revitalised centre, a café that does more than coffee, and a Wellbeing Hub. The next chapter is ours to write together.
together² provides specialist disability, aged care and clinical services across metropolitan Sydney: Supported Independent Living, in-home and community supports, positive behaviour support, SSRC, SLES, aged care and clinical nursing.
Rozelle Neighbourhood Centre is the community arm, and the place it all started. A hub on Darling Street with programs, events, the Good in the Hood food relief partnership, the coming social enterprise café and Wellbeing Hub, and Circles of Support.
The next chapter is set out in Our Future: the Community-Led Plan 2026 to 2029.
Last reviewed 17 September 2026.
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Our plan for the next three years, the three lived realities it is built around, and the road ahead.
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The framework behind every support plan, and the models we draw on alongside it.
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The evidence our Community-Led Plan is built on, about what helps people and neighbourhoods do well.
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The social enterprise café planned for Rozelle, the pathways it will carry, and where it is up to.
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