Australian Social Enterprises

Pintupi Homelands Health Service (Aboriginal Corporation) delivers culturally appropriate primary and community health care to Indigenous residents of the Pintupi homelands in the Northern Territory, focusing on disease prevention, chronic illness management, and health promotion. By integrating clinical services with outreach and education, the organisation aims to improve overall well‑being and close the health gap for remote Indigenous communities. Its holistic approach includes maternal and child health, aged care, and mental‑health support, ensuring comprehensive coverage for all age groups.

Pioneers Aboriginal Corporation is an Indigenous corporation based in Western Australia, registered with ORIC and recognized as a charity. It aims to support and empower Indigenous communities through culturally appropriate services and programs.

The Pitjantjatjara Yankunytjatjara Education Committee Aboriginal Corporation is an Indigenous organisation dedicated to educational initiatives for the Pitjantjatjara and Yankunytjatjara communities in South Australia. Its core function involves overseeing and supporting educational efforts within these Aboriginal groups, aiming to improve education outcomes and social impact. This organisation plays a vital role in promoting education and community development among Indigenous Australians.

Pmara Jutunta Aboriginal Corporation is an Indigenous corporation registered in the Northern Territory that works to support the social, cultural and economic wellbeing of its Aboriginal members and broader community. While specific activities are not publicly disclosed, the corporation aims to create opportunities in areas such as employment, education and cultural preservation for Indigenous peoples. Its primary social impact is therefore centred on empowering Aboriginal communities and fostering sustainable local development.

Power of the Spirit Ministry Torres Strait Islander Corporation is an Indigenous corporation based in Queensland that seeks to serve the Torres Strait Islander community through cultural, spiritual, and community development initiatives. The organisation aims to foster social cohesion, preserve heritage, and improve wellbeing among its members. While detailed operational data is limited, it is positioned as a community‑focused entity delivering social value to Indigenous peoples in the region.

Product Action is an Australian Disability Enterprise employing people with intellectual disabilities. We provide support, mentoring and training for our employees in order for them to actively participate in the workforce.. . The business was formed in 1986 and while the service has changed to meet the increasingly complex demands of the industry, our mandate remains the same: to provide a quality service for people with disabilities.. . At the same time however, Product Action functions as a business and is competitive within the small business sector. This is in part thanks to assistance from the Federal Government.. . We have many parents, caregivers, service providers, clients and staff who are totally committed to Product Action because they are witness to the benefits the employees get from coming to work. They also see a quality service which cares about the people who work for them and great commitment from the supported employees. Product Action is a small ADE which, very successfully, provides employment opportunities and skills development for individuals with an intellectual disability, so that they can actively participate in the workforce and increase social independence. At the same time however, Product Action functions as a business, and is competitive within the small business sector, ensuring a high quality service to our customers. Product Action provides a niche service, providing Supported Employment and skill development for individuals with high support needs increasing independence. Product Action is a small, unique service providing a person-centred approach. Our staff provide one on one support to help each individual achieve their employment and learning goals.

Purga Elders & Descendants Aboriginal Corporation is an Indigenous corporation registered with ORIC and the ACNC, serving the Purga community in Queensland. The corporation appears to focus on representing and supporting Indigenous elders and their descendants, though specific operational details and programs are not publicly documented. Based on available registration information, the organisation likely engages in cultural preservation and community support activities for its Indigenous members.

Rawa Community School Aboriginal Corporation operates a community school, primarily serving an Indigenous community in Western Australia, providing essential educational services and fostering learning and development. This organisation contributes to Indigenous self-determination and supports the local community. The school plays a vital role in preserving Indigenous culture and promoting education.

Relationships Australia Victoria (RAV) provides counselling, family dispute resolution, and support services for individuals, couples, and families experiencing relationship difficulties, family violence, or separation. The organisation delivers early intervention programs, school-based services, and specialised support for women affected by family violence, helping to break cycles of trauma and strengthen family relationships. RAV's free and low-cost services improve mental health outcomes and safety for vulnerable Victorians.

Remote Indigenous Parents Australia National Indigenous Corporation is an Indigenous organisation that supports Indigenous parents and families, particularly those in remote regions of Australia, to strengthen family units and community well-being within Indigenous communities. The organisation's social impact involves improving the lives of Indigenous Australians. Its focus is on remote regions, where access to resources and services can be limited.

Sandy Creek Aboriginal Corporation is an Indigenous community organisation based in New South Wales that supports the social, cultural, and economic wellbeing of Aboriginal peoples through a range of community programs and initiatives. It strives to empower Aboriginal families and individuals by fostering cultural connection, education, employment, and environmental stewardship. The corporation aims to create sustainable social impact by integrating cultural values with community development.

Silverlea started over 50 years ago by a group of concerned citizens to provide education services to children with developmental delays it expanded to take in accommodation services, transport, education and employment services over time

SJT Training Aboriginal Corporation is an Indigenous‑owned training provider operating in the Northern Territory that delivers accredited and non‑accredited courses to build skills and employment readiness within Aboriginal communities. By offering culturally appropriate education, the organisation enhances social and economic participation for its participants and their families. Its impact is measured through improved employability, higher certificate completions, and stronger community resilience.

Skill Invest is a Victorian-based social enterprise that connects jobseekers and candidates with apprenticeship and traineeship opportunities across various industries. They provide training, employment placement services, and specialised programs to help individuals develop skills and gain meaningful employment.

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