4114
Top Funded Entities
Social & Indigenous Enterprises (9)
The enterprise's revenue model is not available due to lack of data.
The enterprise earns revenue through donations and potentially government funding to deliver social value.
Likely operates through a combination of government contracts, fee-for-service activities, and community-driven initiatives supporting Torres Strait Islander communities.
The corporation operates as a registered Indigenous charity likely receiving government grants, community funding, and possibly fee-for-service programs to sustain its cultural, educational, and wellbeing activities.
The specific business model for earning revenue while delivering social value is not detailed in the provided information.
The provided information does not detail how the enterprise earns revenue.
Not specified - likely generates revenue through economic development activities, potential grants, and community services while reinvesting in Indigenous community development.
Substation33 is a Youth and Family Services social enterprise based in the Brisbane suburb of Kingston. Substation33 opened its doors in January 2013 as an electronic waste recycling centre, providing a workplace where volunteers and employees gain confidence and skills for the transition to sustainable employment. Its purpose is to provide training and employment opportunities through the recycling of electronic waste. More recently, Substation33 has started an Innovation Lab and has designed and developed a number of products for commercial, social and educational purposes. These included Flooded Road Smart Warning Signs, Electric ?e-bikes?, 3D printers, a vertical garden monitoring system, to name just a few. These projects provide an opportunity for up-cycling and e-waste diversion from land-fill, which has environmental benefits, and skills development and transfer between professional mentors and volunteers, students and people seeking to return to the workforce, which provides social and economic benefits to the community.
The enterprise's revenue model is not specified, but it may involve government funding, grants, or community support.
Schools (11)
ACARA school profiles in postcode 4114. ICSEA measures educational advantage (national avg 1000).
Social Need
DSS payment recipients in this area by payment type. Higher counts indicate service demand and community need.
All Entities (200)
Disadvantage Index
This area is in the most disadvantaged 20% nationally. Community-controlled funding is critical here.
Entity Types
- Company
- 151
- Charity
- 44
- Foundation
- 3
- Govt
- 2
Gap Alert
This postcode has 200 funded entities but no identified community-controlled organisations receiving funding. This may indicate a gap in community self-determination.