Child safety first
Children and young people are the heart of everything we do. We are committed to creating safe, caring and respectful environments. Our organisation has zero tolerance for any form of child abuse.
At One Tree Community Services, we transform challenges into possibilities with people and communities. Our team delivers 100+ children’s, community and training services across Australia.
Children and young people are the heart of everything we do. We are committed to creating safe, caring and respectful environments. Our organisation has zero tolerance for any form of child abuse.
We have career opportunities available across Australia. There are so many different pathways you could take with One Tree. Discover your possibilities.
Shaping communities together
In 2025, we worked with all kinds of communities. From Kowanyama in far north Queensland to Melton City Council in Greater Melbourne. Together, we shaped our services to meet unique needs. Explore our stories in our annual report.
In 1973, we were a small organisation in Perth, Western Australia. Today, our services support 8,500 children and families across six states and territories. We have more than 1,200 staff across regional, remote and metropolitan communities.
We are a workplace community with one purpose and one spirit.
Though we are different people in different places, we are One Tree. Together, we know we can transform any challenge. Discover how we make One Tree the place to be and why it could be the right place for you.
Our RTO supports people and communities in many ways.
We help parents return to work. We partner with high schools to provide school-based traineeships. We work with local organisations to upskill team members. Let’s see what we can do together.
Discover the latest news and stories from our communities all over Australia.
We are here to help you. Our team can support you with enrolments, career opportunities, general enquiries and more. We have two central offices, one in Perth and one in Melbourne. We also have offices in Darwin, Kununurra and Karratha.