Mission of Hope was founded to establish a culturally, religiously and trauma informed service to the Muslim and other Culturally and Linguistically Diverse communities in Sydney.
Services include mental health recovery program, drugs and alcohol intervention, support for victims of crime & and creative community-based projects.
Mission of Hope marks its 20th year of operation since its establishment in 2003.
Founded by Clinical and Forensic Psychologist, Hanan Dover, Mission of Hope has been working over the years to create various community-based support programs to service the Muslim and Culturally Diverse Communities in Sydney.
Mission of Hope has been targeting the key areas of Holistic health and wellbeing, community development, and crisis support and management services
Mission of Hope has worked in collaboration with various government and non-government organisations over the years to help facilitate, engage and support the diverse community.
At the heart of Mission of Hope is its commitment to awareness, education and change around issues and services that are limited in accessibility to the diverse community.
As a leading health and well-being service provider within culturally diverse communities, Mission of Hope continues to provide such awareness and education programs to help facilitate change, Transformation and Healing.
We want to ensure that the services we provide are in line with our values that we incorporate on a daily basis. Our values have been developed based on:
Mission of Hope prides itself on delivering professional, effective and quality health and well-being services along with community development programs to the Muslim and culturally diverse communities.
Our aim is to inspire greater health and well-being services to the Muslim community by connecting them through awareness, education and health and well-being programs.
To improve the quality of life for clients and their families who are accessing our services
Provide accurate, up-to-date information and education around different programs available to the Muslim and culturally diverse communities
To improve the participation and engagement of Muslim clients and their families in different programs
To provide information, education and awareness of different health and well-being issues affecting the Muslim community
Executive, Clinical Psychologist
Hayat House was established in 2003 as a drug and alcohol service aiming at offering services to the, but not limited, to the wider Muslim community.
Hayat Line is a free and confidential crisis support line for Muslims in Australia aimed at helping those who are experiencing a personal crisis and distress.
Mission of Hope hosted a two-day conference focussing on the application of evidence-based therapies for Mental Health issues for Australian Muslims.
The AMAAs aim to raise the profile of Australian Muslim individuals and organisations, promoting their contributions to society.
