Australian Social Enterprises

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Newara Aboriginal Corporation is an Indigenous not‑for‑profit organisation based in New South Wales that works to improve social and economic outcomes for Aboriginal people and communities through culturally appropriate services and programs. The corporation strives to empower Indigenous individuals and families by fostering education, health, employment, and cultural wellbeing.

Ngaanyatjarra Health Service is an Aboriginal Corporation dedicated to providing health services to improve health outcomes and well-being for Indigenous communities in Western Australia. The organisation focuses on delivering healthcare to those in need, with a primary social impact on the well-being of Indigenous Australians. By doing so, it aims to bridge the health gap between Indigenous and non-Indigenous Australians.

Ngangganawili Aboriginal Community Controlled Health and Medical Services Aboriginal Corporation provides essential health and medical services, governed by and for the Aboriginal community in Western Australia. Its mission is to improve the health and well-being of Indigenous people through culturally appropriate, community-led healthcare.

Nganmarriyanga Mensheds Aboriginal Corporation is an Indigenous-led organisation operating as a Men's Shed, providing a safe and inclusive community space for Aboriginal men to foster social connection, skill-sharing, and promote overall wellbeing. The organisation aims to support the Nganmarriyanga community. It focuses on the social and emotional wellbeing of its members.

Ngunnawal Bush Healing Farm Aboriginal Corporation is an Indigenous corporation registered with ORIC. While its name suggests a focus on healing within a bush or farm setting for the Ngunnawal community, specific activities and services are not detailed in the provided public register extract.

Nidjalla Waangan Mia Health Service Aboriginal Corporation is an Indigenous organisation based in Western Australia that provides health services. Its primary social impact is to improve the health and well-being of Aboriginal communities.

Nindedana Quarenook Aboriginal Corporation is an Indigenous corporation registered in Victoria. While its specific activities are not detailed in the provided information, its administrative email address suggests a close affiliation with Central Gippsland Aboriginal Health Services. This likely indicates its involvement in supporting health and wellbeing initiatives for Indigenous communities in the region.

Nintiringanyi Indigenous Corporation is an Indigenous‑owned organisation registered in Queensland as a charity. While its precise activities are not publicly disclosed, it appears aimed at delivering social and economic benefits to Indigenous peoples through culturally appropriate services.

Nirrumbuk Aboriginal Corporation is an Indigenous corporation registered with ORIC and ACNC, operating in Western Australia to benefit Aboriginal communities. Based on its registration type, the organization likely delivers services and programs supporting Indigenous peoples in the Kimberley region. However, specific operational details and programs are not publicly documented.

The North-West Tasmania Aboriginal Corporation is an Indigenous organisation that delivers community services, cultural programs, and economic development initiatives to Aboriginal peoples in north‑west Tasmania. By focusing on culturally appropriate support, the corporation aims to improve social wellbeing, increase employment opportunities, and preserve Aboriginal heritage in the region. Its work contributes to stronger, more resilient Indigenous communities and greater equity in access to services.

Northaven is a well respected employment and life skills provider service for people living with disability. We are an NDIS approved provider. Northaven was established in 1969 by local community members and families to create employment, training, life skills and social opportunities for people living with disabilities both within their own home, outside of home and within the wider community of Inverell and surrounding areas. Our mission is to improve the quality of life for people living with disability by offering paid employment opportunities, wherein individuals are trained through formal and on the job training in a work environment while building confidence and dignity, developing personal skills and earning respect in the wider community as an economic contributor to society. Northaven is committed to providing a safe, caring and non-discriminating work environment that allows for the delivery of a person-centered service to each individual. Northaven's life skills promotes and supports and individuals right to choice and control in participating in daily life skills, social and recreational activities both individually and as a group Northaven employees and staff care about the environment. We are working quietly in the background doing our part towards preserving the planet for future generations through our business operations of sorting and capturing as much recyclable product through its Material Recovery Facility (MRF) and security shredding before it enters the council landfill site. Through these practices Northaven aims to be an active participant in:Minimizing the environmental impact and emission of greenhouse gases omitted from the landfill site through reduction of recyclable product entering the landfill site. Increasing longevity of the site and reduces the financial and environmental burden to the local community and governmentContinuing to provide “real jobs” for people living with disability Northaven provides real paid employment and training ( accredited & non accredited) for individuals that supports their economic contribution to society. Northaven supports individuals choice and control in developing practical life skills and provide social, recreational and community participation of an individuals choice within their own lives and community

The Northern Territory Indigenous Football Aboriginal Corporation is an Indigenous organisation based in the NT, focused on promoting football within Indigenous communities. Its likely social impact involves fostering community engagement, improving health and wellbeing, and developing skills through sports participation for Indigenous people.

Bluegum specialises in broadacre grounds maintenance for industrial and commercial customers. Bluegum carries out a range of jobs including slasher mowing, brushcutting and tree planting. Bluegum is a certified social enterprise. We have over 20 years of experience providing reliable and high-quality services with an impeccable safety record and fantastic crew of supported employees. Our customers compliment us on our professionalism, safety and communication. Our supported employees tell us that working at Bluegum is like being part of a family and that it is everything they want in both a workplace and a job. Our supported employees earn awards-based wages and contribute to the running and safety of Bluegum grounds maintenance. We provide them with uniforms and social activities and offer to support them to try employment in other social enterprises or open employment.

NPA Family and Community Services Aboriginal & Torres Strait Islander Corporation is an Indigenous corporation based in Queensland, providing family and community support services to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people. The organisation aims to enhance the well-being of its clients and strengthen community ties. It is registered as a charity with the ACNC.

OAK Tasmania operates businesses on five sites in Southern Tasmania that focus on providing meaningful employment to people with disability as well as producing quality products and services. . . These businesses range from horticulture to timber manufacturing, recycling, mail services and sewing. . . OAK has been recognised as an Employer of Choice in recognition that we offer 'a great place to work.' We provide personalised training and support that builds skills and confidence in the work place. As a Registered Training Organisation we offer a range of accredited courses. Employees are encouraged to undertake ongoing training and develop to their full potential.. . Our businesses have a strong sense of community, providing a network of friendships and a sense of belonging. Work is both fun and fulfilling. Employees have a sense of shared purpose in the knowledge that they are producing products and services that are needed and valued by the community.

OCC Enterprises (OCCE) is a Melbourne-based social enterprise providing meaningful employment for 100 people living with disability. Backed by specialised workplace supports and training programs, our social enterprises are renowned for delivering on quality, timelines and value. At OCC Enterprises we have an adaptable and dedicated work force which caters to large or small projects with quick turnaround times. We are:* a trusted and experienced organisation with 30+ years’ experience.* a Social Traders Certified Social Enterprise – eligible spend under the Victorian Government’s Social Procurement Framework* a registered NDIS provider Our services for social good:* The OC Eco T-Top Bollard* OC Eco Fleet Cleaning* Customised administration services* Speciality packing and light manufacturing OCCE provides individualised, meaningful and varied employment services to people with a disability. Employment with OCCE provides opportunities for skill development, aids confidence building, creates social networks and provides increased financial freedoms for people with a disability. OCCE prides itself on supporting our workforce to develop their skills and their careers in a supportive and inclusive environment. We individualise our employment services to meet specific needs and aspirations. We start by discussing a participants career goals and creating an individual employment plan to track their progress. We work hard to find the right employment fit for participants and to offer training opportunities along the way.

Huntley Berry Farm is an OCTEC-owned and operated Australian Disability Enterprise, as well as a significant contributer to Orange's reputation for high quality, locally grown produce. The farm has long been known for its large variety of berries, which visitors can pick themselves between November and May each year. And now the farm has many other experiences to offer following recent development of its facilities.

Oonah Health and Community Services Aboriginal Corporation is an Indigenous organisation dedicated to providing health and community services. As an ACNC-registered charity, it aims to deliver vital support and improve the well-being of Aboriginal communities.

Op Ged Makrems Rugby League Torres Strait Islander Corporation is an Indigenous corporation dedicated to promoting Rugby League within Torres Strait Islander communities. Its social impact likely includes fostering community engagement, cultural connection, and health through participation in sport.

Disability Services provider specialising in providing supported employment (ADE) accommodation, respite & life skills support to people living with a disability. Orana provides supported employment, training, housing, respite and life skills support to South Australians with disability. Our aim is to provide people with disability the chance to live and work as part of their community, as independently as possible. Working at Orana is not just a job for people with disability. It’s a great way to meet friends, learn new skills and be part of an organisation that support people with disability and their families. Orana offers a broad range of work opportunities to suit just about everyone's interest and skill level.

Orange Aboriginal Corporation Health Service is an Indigenous corporation based in Orange, NSW. It provides health services, aiming to improve the health and well-being of the local Aboriginal community.

Ord Valley Aboriginal Health Service Aboriginal Corporation is an Indigenous health organisation providing culturally appropriate primary and community health services to Aboriginal people in the Ord Valley region of Western Australia's Kimberley. The corporation focuses on improving health and well-being outcomes for Indigenous Australians through comprehensive, culturally safe healthcare delivery.