One Tree Community Services Inc.

Guess who just opened near Uluru? 🌅 Yulara Children's Service is welcoming children and families on Anangu Country.

Our Perth and Darwin teams joined forces to get everything ready. From staff training through to the finishing touches on the beautiful natural play spaces. There is even a resident mascot, Michelangelo, ready to greet the children.

Thank you to everyone who supported the journey to opening day. We can't wait to see our service grow with the community 💛

We are pleased to share that we are the new manager of The Grange Community Centre in Hoppers Crossing, Victoria 🏡

The Grange has been a place for the community for more than 20 years. We are working with local people to ensure the existing programs and activities continue to support the community.

Thank you to everyone whose efforts have kept The Grange open. The centre remains a welcoming and inclusive space, open to all 💛

The doors are open! We are proud to share that the One Tree Mutitjulu Children's Service recently opened on Anangu Country in the Northern Territory. 🌿

This service is so important to the local community. We are so grateful for the opportunity to work with them to create a safe place for little people to learn, play and grow.

Thank you to everyone across One Tree Community Services who came together to bring this service to life💛

We are delighted to share that two new services have joined us in Queensland. We would like to officially welcome Tallowwood and Boronia Children's Services.

These long day care services are located on Griffith University's Nathan campus in Brisbane. We look forward to working with the community and shaping our services together.

Families are welcome to join us across both services. Find out more and enrol online via the links below.

💛 Boronia: https://tinyurl.com/34d6admr
💛 Tallowwood: https://tinyurl.com/bdd45ndp

Today, we are proud to launch our new Innovate Reconciliation Action Plan (RAP).

This is our second Innovate RAP and it marks an important step in our ongoing commitment to reconciliation.

As a children’s and community services provider, we recognise the importance of creating culturally safe, inclusive, and respectful services. We recognise the need to support the diverse needs and aspirations of the communities we serve.

Our Innovate RAP provides a framework for meaningful action and accountability as we continue our reconciliation journey.

You can find out more and download our RAP on our website:

New Innovate RAP July 2026-June 2028 - One Tree Today, we are proud to launch our new Innovate Reconciliation Action Plan (RAP). This marks an important step in our ongoing commitment to reconciliation and meaningful engagement with Aboriginal and ...

This week we attended the 2026 National Reconciliation Week Breakfast at Optus Stadium, Perth. This year's theme is All In, a call for all Australians to commit wholeheartedly to reconciliation every single day.

It was a powerful morning of truth telling, featuring keynote speaker Narelda Jacobs. She deeply moved the room with her eye-opening stories and passionate calls for action.

We would like to thank Reconciliation WA for hosting us. We are committed to being All In in our approach to ongoing reconciliation.

Throwback to last month! Our CEO Karri and Child Safety Lead Sophie travelled to Melbourne to provide a range of training sessions.

Karri focussed on leadership training. We align with the approach of servant leadership. It's a philosophy that puts people and their needs first. It's about leading by example, acting with empathy, and helping others to grow and succeed.

Sophie presented on child safety. Her sessions focussed on strengthening the way we work and continuously improving child safeguarding practices.

Our Leonora Safe House is officially open! Well done to all of our team members involved in making this happen. We look forward to shaping safe places together in Leonora, WA 🤍