Queensland Recruitment

We're expanding in Queensland, and we'd like you to join us!

With over 450 employees across Queensland, Victoria, and New South Wales, ACSO has more than 40 years’ experience supporting people with complex needs who are at risk of or involved in the justice system.

ACSO operates at the intersection of justice, human services, and health to provide reintegration services, mental health support, alcohol and other drug treatment, intensive residential programs, and housing. Our work supports, diverts, and reintegrates people, empowering them to make meaningful change and build better futures.

Our expanded program

ACSO currently services the South-East Queensland (Brisbane, Logan and Ipswich) and with the new expansion, our teams will also be delivering services across the Central Region (Caboolture and Rockhampton) and Northern Region (Townsville and Cairns).

We have closed recruitment for our Team Leader and Forensic Case Workers positions in our Queensland Operations teams to deliver our new Men’s Reintegration Service (MRS), currently known as CREST (Community Re-entry Services Team).

Have questions?

Please reach out to our People Experience Team pc@acso.org.au

If you have submitted an application for a role with the Queensland team, we’ll be in contact shortly.

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We’re now recruiting a Team Leader in Wide Bay Area and Front Line Case Workers in various locations! Click the images below to apply.

Current Opportunities

Why Work with ACSO

Before you apply

At ACSO, our culture is at the heart of everything we do. Before submitting your application, we encourage you to explore our website to learn more about who we are and what we do. We recommend checking out the following pages:

About Us – Learn more about ACSO’s mission and values.
Our Programs – Discover the services and support we provide.
Work at ACSO – Find out what it’s like to be part of our team, including:
- Why work with ACSO – The benefits of joining us.
- Current career opportunities – Explore available roles, including an exclusive job ad just for current CREST employees.

Have Questions?

Please reach out to our People Experience Team pc@acso.org.au

We look forward to receiving your application and learning more about you!

I’m interested—what’s next?

We are prioritising candidates with experience in men’s reintegration. If that’s you, here’s what you need to know:

Program Launch: The new program begins on 1 July 2025. To ensure a smooth start, we’d love for new team members to join before this date for onboarding.
Have Questions? Please reach out to our People Experience Team pc@acso.org.au

Your Future Role

ACSO has approximately 500 employees across Queensland, Victoria and New South Wales. We offer a range of roles across our client facing (Operations) teams and our Corporate Services teams.

We will be recruiting to positions in our Queensland Operations teams to deliver the men’s reintegration program, formally known as CREST.

Forensic Case Work Services – Forensic Case Workers

Responsible for delivering pre- and post- release support to their allocated participants and work intensively with prisons, courts and where applicable, with community corrections to successfully reintegrate participants. A Forensic Case Worker is responsible for record keeping (including data entry and case-noting) and providing assertive outreach and interventions to at-risk and vulnerable cohorts, typically taking place face-to-face with participants in settings and environments that are comfortable for the participant.

Forensic Drug and Alcohol Assessment – Forensic AOD Assessors

Forensic AOD work involves conducting specialist forensic alcohol and other drug assessments and counselling, professional report writing, and formulating treatment plans. It also includes liaison and consultation with treatment providers, courts – specifically Court Integrated Support Program, Adult Parole Board, Community Correctional Services and other parties on issues relevant to the client group.

Forensic Residential Care – Forensic Residential Support Workers

The Forensic Residential teams work with adults who have a disability and an offending history. This will involve intake and client assessments, care plan meetings, individual support and treatment planning, and preparation for client transitions. You will work in one of our Residential Houses which spans a 24/7 rostering model.

Queensland Recruitment

We're expanding in Queensland, and we'd like you to join us!

Our expanded program

Have questions?