Whether you need your home or business cleaned, Eleven41 is the answer. Why not call us for a free, no obligation quote. Phone: 03 5449 3033 or email office@bendigobaptist.org.au

Eleven41 Cleaning Enterprise is a Community Care initiative that has been established to assist karen refugees in gaining ongoing employment. The name comes from Luke 11: v 41 where Jesus tells the Pharisees of the day that in order to be clean on the inside we must be generous to the poor.

We offer a high quality cleaning service at affordable rates. Our staff are trained in asset management and we guarantee all our work.

 

 Mission

Following Jesus...Serving Our World

The mission of Bendigo Baptist Community Care is to follow the example of Jesus Christ and offer relief to all people, but especially the most vulnerable people within our community and empower them, through education and care to reach their full potential.

Vision 

To offer relief and practical assistance to those misplaced and homeless within our community. To use our unique gifts and resources to reach out to the Bendigo community so we can help to alleviate despair and foster long term, loving relationships that will enrich the lives of others.

 

For information, news and performances, click here to view Official Site! 

Nexus offers an exciting opportunity in the Theatre Arts to all year 7-12 youth in Bendigo. Click on the link above for the latest info!

 

Bendigo Baptist Playgroups are an activity of the Bendigo Baptist Church. BBC desires to provide Playgroups that are welcoming, caring, that provide a safe, friendly and stimulating environment where children can socialize, play and explore while developing new skills appropriate to their own level of development. A dedicated group of parents leads each group. There is a time of set activities and free play every week followed by a time of music and stories as well as morning tea. Facilities include a secure playground and large rooms for indoor play.

In addition, Playgroup provides an opportunity for parents and carers to share the company of others who are going through similar stages with their children. Friendships made at playgroup have the potential to last a lifetime.

Louise Nott co-ordinates the playgroups. She is the mother of 2 and holds formal Early Childhood qualifications.

More than 13 000 people who have fled war, persecution or political strife in their troubled homelands have begun new lives in Australia. Burmese people who had been living in camps on the Thai-Burma border and in Malaysia and India were among the major groups assisted last year. 

The Mae La camp started in 1984 as a small settlement for ethnic Karen fleeing violence in Burma. It has grown to be the largest of the nine refugee camps in the region. More than 9000 people from the camp have been resettled since then and a further 10 000 are expected to leave during 2008.

The United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR) estimates there are currently about 116 000 registered Burmese refugees and about 3700 unregistered refugees in nine camps along the Thai-Burma border.

As we reach out to all people of Bendigo, we are particularly focussed in 2010 on assisting the Karen refugees due to the large numbers that have settled here since 2007.

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KIDS HOPE AUS. is a World Vision mentoring program that helps Australian children needing additional support and their families. Through a partnership between Bendigo Baptist Community Care (BBCC) and 2 primary schools in Bendigo, KIDS HOPE AUS. works to improve opportunities for mentored children in the areas of education, self confidence and wellbeing.

 

Want to know more?

Ph: 5449 3033

Email: office@bendigobaptist.org.au