Community Services

At EFHS, we are committed to supporting children, parents, and individuals in our community through inclusive, compassionate, and impactful programs. Our community services aim to create equal opportunities for growth, learning, and well-being.

Stories of Strength & Hope

Celebrating stories of resilience, hope, and the strength of those we proudly support.

Anabela's Journey – A Story of Strength & Hope

EFHS proudly supports Anabela Kleyn in her inspiring journey

At Educate Future Healthcare Services (EFHS), we are honored to be part of Anabela Kleyn’s journey, a young girl in Australia whose resilience continues to inspire us all.

Anabela has faced 14 complex medical conditions, including Ehlers-Danlos syndrome, mast cell activation disorder, and gastroparesis. Since childhood, she has undergone countless surgeries, hospital visits, and treatments to manage her conditions and improve her well-being. She depends on a feeding tube, oxygen support, and ongoing medical care yet through it all, her spirit remains unbreakable.

Due to multiple complex medical conditions, she is unable to participate in everyday activities and play like other children her age. Understanding these challenges, EFHS has been supporting her gradual reintegration into the community, beginning with simple and practical activities such as visiting the library, engaging in play, swimming, attending school, and participating in programs suited to her health and physical condition.

Our goal is to help her steadily build confidence, develop social interaction skills, and experience a joyful, safe, and fulfilling childhood — as close as possible to what every child deserves.

Anthony’s Journey – Partnering with Family, Supporting Every Step

EFHS proudly supports Anthony Nguyen through tailored NDIS services

At Educate Future Healthcare Services (EFHS), we are proud to support Anthony Nguyen, a young NDIS participant in Australia, on his individual care journey.

Anthony has been diagnosed with Autism Spectrum Disorder (Level 3) and Challenging Behaviour, requiring a high level of structured, consistent, and person-centred support. These complex needs can significantly impact his communication, emotional regulation, daily functioning, and overall well-being, as well as place considerable demands on his family.

Anthony’s journey represents a gradual process of overcoming barriers to achieve a more stable and inclusive life. Having never had the opportunity to attend school before, EFHS proactively sought solutions and successfully supported his enrollment at Carramar Primary School, opening the first gateway to formal education. Beyond educational support, we also assisted Anthony in registering for the NDIS, securing safer and more suitable accommodation, and facilitating his participation in community activities to enhance communication skills, social integration, and engagement with the broader world.

Although official government funding has not yet been granted, EFHS’s support for Anthony continues uninterrupted to ensure he builds a stable and sustainable foundation for long-term development. Every child deserves to be understood, respected, and given the opportunity to grow in their own unique way. Therefore, the journey begins with the most fundamental steps – from visiting libraries to develop early literacy skills to engaging in age-appropriate recreational and social activities. Throughout his path toward growth and a more fulfilling life, Anthony will continue to have EFHS by his side every step of the way.

Making a Difference Together

Empowering children, families, and communities through education, support, and inclusive

Summer Hill Project 🙌

EFHS encourages children to develop physically and mentally through outdoor activities and the arts.

EFHS is a registered provider of the Active and Creative Kids Voucher program under the New South Wales government, enabling families to apply state-issued vouchers for eligible children’s activities

Objective: To help children aged 4.5–18 access structured physical, artistic, cultural and recreational activities using subsidised vouchers.
Target audience: NSW‑based children from families receiving Family Tax Benefit Part A or B.

EFHS accepts vouchers for a wide range of programs, including:

Visual & Creative Arts: painting, drawing, craft, design, creative writing
Music, Theatre & Cultural: singing, theatre, dance, cultural experiences, language classes
Sports & Recreation: table tennis, cycling, disability sports, jogging, etc.

Community Outreach

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Free English Course 📖

EFHS is committed to helping parents and older adults thrive in daily communication

Objective: To help parents and older adults improve their basic English communication so they can better understand and speak with confidence in everyday situations.

Designed specifically for adults and parents who have limited time during the week but are available to study on weekends with beginner-level English.

Key features:

Weekend classes focusing on practical English for everyday communication (e.g. school, shopping, healthcare).
Supportive, small group environment with opportunities to practice speaking.
Real-life examples and cultural context tailored to daily life in Australia.
Progress tracking and encouragement for continued learning.

Participation: 5 parents have already taken part in the course, showing strong engagement and interest.