BLACK HEAD, NSW

The enterprise's revenue streams are not specified, but it may earn revenue through various Indigenous-focused services or initiatives.

The enterprise earns revenue through the provision of medical services, likely funded by government programs and private health insurance, while delivering social value to the Indigenous community.

The enterprise earns revenue through unknown means while delivering social value to Aboriginal youth and the Indigenous community.

Operates as a community-focused Indigenous corporation providing broadcasting services, likely funded through a combination of government grants, community funding, and possibly listener support.

The corporation likely relies on a combination of government funding, community contributions, and potentially social‑enterprise initiatives to support its members while generating revenue.

Revenue is generated primarily through grants, donations and fee‑for‑service activities such as heritage tours, workshops and cultural events, supplemented by fundraising and potential partnerships with government and private sectors.

Supported-employment social enterprise delivering Disability Support Services. Disability Support Services he purpose of Valley Skills for Life is to help people with disability develop the skills they need to increase their independence and participate as valued and active members of the community with a person centred approach. Planners work with each individual to design a program of activities to achieve the individual’s goals.