When it comes to finding a purpose, headspace Kalgoorlie Mental Health Clinician Debasmita Roy has...
120+ Years we’ve been around
10,000+ People we’ve helped
When it comes to finding a purpose, headspace Kalgoorlie Mental Health Clinician Debasmita Roy has...
Making the choice to relocate to Kalgoorlie wasn’t difficult for Natasha Hau. Natasha had already...
With passion for working with young people and a wealth of experience in the intersections of...
What do jackaroos, bohemians and horticulturists have in common? Drew Vagg. Andrew, known at HOPE...
For Jayne Walton, HOPE Midwest Regional Manager, working at Hope Community Services feels like...
Providing youth justice services in Kununurra comes with real challenges, from limited local...
This year marks two incredible milestones for Sarah Nickson. It’s been 10 years since she made the...
For Esperance team leader Matt Hughes, his colleagues are his favourite part of working for HOPE....

Hope Community Services acknowledges and respects the traditional First Nations owners of the lands on which we work, the first people of this country. We pay our respects to them, their culture, and their Elders, past, present and future.
Hope Community Services acknowledges and welcomes diversity in all its forms amongst staff and clients, including culture, language, race, ethnicity, age, disability, sexual orientation, gender identity, intersex variations, religion, and socio‑economic and relationship status.

Hope Community Services acknowledge the individual and collective experiences of those with a living or lived experience. We recognise their wise contribution at all levels throughout the business and value the courage of those who share their experiences for the purpose of creating safe spaces that improve mental health outcomes.












