Australian Social Enterprises

Uutaalnganu Aboriginal Corporation RNTBC is an Indigenous organisation that manages native title rights and interests of the Uutaalnganu people in Queensland, supporting Indigenous self-determination and cultural heritage preservation. The organisation focuses on the sustainable management of traditional lands and waters. It plays a vital role in preserving the cultural heritage of the Uutaalnganu people.

Vertex Cyber Security is an Australian owned and operated business providing industry leading Cyber Security services and products to small and medium sized organisations. Vertex support organisations across a wide variety of industries including startups, scaleups, fintechs, education, financial services, legal and other professional services. Vertex's mission is: to provide relevant, actionable and industry-leading Cyber Security advice, products and services to Australian and international businesses; to ensure these products and services are accessible for organisations of all sizes; to fulfil their mission whilst demonstrating the highest possible care and respect for their team, clients, environment and local communities; and, to encapsulate and model the ethos of “business as a force for good” in the world. Vertex Cyber Security is an Australian owned and operated business providing industry leading Cyber Security services and products to small and medium sized organisations. Vertex support organisations across a wide variety of industries including startups, scaleups, fintechs, education, financial services, legal and other professional services. Vertex's mission is: to provide relevant, actionable and industry-leading Cyber Security advice, products and services to Austr

The Victorian Indigenous Seafood Corporation is an Aboriginal‑owned business that enables Indigenous communities in Victoria to participate in the seafood industry. It creates economic opportunities, preserves cultural fishing traditions, and expands access to sustainable seafood markets for Indigenous fishers. The corporation reinvests its revenue into community capacity‑building, training, and market‑development programs.

Vincent Industries recycles second hand clothes, footwear and handbags and exports them to India and Malaysia. Clothes that are not suitable for export are processed into a range of cleaning cloths for sale in the North West of Tasmania.

Vinnies Alfredton is a charitable op shop operated by the St Vincent de Paul Society in the Ballarat suburb of Alfredton, Victoria. The store sells donated second-hand goods to raise funds that support the society's outreach programs, providing emergency relief and community assistance to vulnerable individuals and families in the region. By diverting items from landfill, it also promotes environmental sustainability.

Vinnies Ararat operates as a charitable retail store selling second-hand goods, with proceeds supporting St Vincent de Paul's mission to assist people experiencing disadvantage in the Ararat community. The op shop provides affordable clothing, furniture, and household items while contributing to broader community support programs.

Waanyi Native Title Aboriginal Corporation RNTBC manages native title rights and interests for the Waanyi people, ensuring the protection of their cultural heritage and promoting self-determination. It achieves social impact by facilitating economic development for its members through the responsible management of their traditional lands and waters.

Wabubadda Aboriginal Corporation RNTBC is an Indigenous corporation that holds and manages native title rights and interests for a specific Aboriginal group in Queensland, supporting Indigenous self-determination and cultural preservation. It represents its members in matters related to their traditional lands and waters. This work contributes to the preservation of Indigenous culture and promotes Indigenous autonomy.

Wadi Wadi Land & Water Indigenous Corporation is an Indigenous corporation focused on the management and protection of land and water resources within the Wadi Wadi traditional country, empowering the Wadi Wadi community through self-determination in environmental stewardship and cultural heritage preservation. The organisation's social impact involves preserving the cultural heritage and environment of the Wadi Wadi community. This is achieved through community-led initiatives and projects.

Wagiman Land and Cattle Aboriginal Corporation is an Indigenous business operating in the Northern Territory, likely engaged in cattle farming and traditional land management activities. The enterprise aims to generate economic opportunities and support self-determination for the Wagiman people through sustainable agricultural and land-based operations.

Wagyl Kaip Southern Noongar Aboriginal Corporation is an Indigenous organisation based in Western Australia that supports the Southern Noongar community through culturally appropriate services, advocacy and community development. It delivers programs that address Indigenous employment, housing, health, cultural preservation and environmental stewardship, aiming to improve social and economic outcomes for its members. By leveraging grants, contracts and social enterprises, the corporation reinvests surplus revenue to strengthen community resilience and close the gap.

Wail Nursery is a social enterprise with limited available information. It appears to be related to the BGLC organization, which has a focus on caring for country and native nurseries. The enterprise may be involved in environmental conservation and indigenous community development.

Wakaman Kung Kung Aboriginal Corporation RNTBC manages native title rights and interests for the Wakaman Kung Kung people. Its primary social impact involves protecting their cultural heritage, managing traditional lands, and promoting the social and economic development of their community.

Wakeyama Corporation RNTBC is an Indigenous corporation that manages native title rights and interests on behalf of the Wakeyama people, supporting Indigenous self-determination and preserving cultural heritage. The organisation focuses on the management of traditional lands and waters. This work contributes to the preservation of Indigenous culture and community.

Wakka Wakka Native Title Aboriginal Corporation RNTBC is an Indigenous corporation that supports Indigenous self-determination, cultural heritage protection, and sustainable management of traditional lands and waters. The organisation holds and manages native title rights and interests on behalf of the Wakka Wakka people, promoting community benefit and cultural preservation. Its work contributes to the well-being and empowerment of the Wakka Wakka community.

Walalakoo Aboriginal Corporation RNTBC is an Indigenous organisation that holds and manages native title rights and interests for its Traditional Owners, aiming to benefit its community through cultural preservation, land management, and advocating for Indigenous self-determination. The organisation focuses on preserving the cultural heritage and promoting the well-being of its community. It also works towards empowering Indigenous people through self-determination.

Walmbaar Aboriginal Corporation RNTBC is an Indigenous corporation that holds and manages native title rights and interests on behalf of its members, contributing to Indigenous self-determination and cultural preservation. This organisation plays a vital role in preserving Indigenous culture and promoting self-determination. By managing native title rights, it helps to protect the interests of its members and preserve their cultural heritage.

Wangalinji Pastoral Indigenous Corporation is an Indigenous-owned entity involved in pastoral activities, fostering economic development and creating employment opportunities for Indigenous communities. The organisation promotes sustainable land management, contributing to the preservation of the environment and the well-being of local communities. By doing so, it supports the social and economic development of Indigenous Australians.

Wangarang Industries is a not-for-profit Australian Disability Enterprise (ADE), providing jobs and training for people with a variety of disabilities throughout the Central West region of NSW. Established in 1952, Wangarang is essentially a commercial business that provides real work in a supported environment for more than 125 people with a disability, many of whom would otherwise be unable to work. Our supported employees undertake a diverse range of jobs from straightforward to quite complex in a range of work settings from factory based to mobile work crews. Wangarang offers a range of business and domestic services throughout Orange and the Central West, including: Gardening and lawn maintenance, textile production and repair, component assembly, document scanning, shredding, sewing and alterations, labelling, commercial cleaning, mailing and packaging. Wangarang provide services to a large and diverse customer base ranging from individuals and small sole proprietor businesses through to large multinational corporations. In addition, Wangarang also provides Life Choices and Active Ageing day programs. These programs aim to develop and maintain the participants’ ability to take part in community life, enhance independence, and provide ongoing learning, development and social interaction. Wangarang Industries is a not-for-profit Australian Disability Enterprise (ADE), providing jobs and training for people with disabilities throughout the Central West region of NSW. Wangarang offers a range of business and domestic services throughout Orange and the Central West, including: Gardening and lawn maintenance, textile production and repair, component assembly, document scanning, shredding, sewing and alterations, labelling, commercial cleaning, mailing and packaging. Wangarang also provides Life Choices and Active Ageing day programs. These programs aim to develop and maintain the participants’ ability to take part in community life, enhance independence, and provide ongoing learning, development and social interaction. Established in 1952, Wangarang is essentially a commercial business that provides real work in a supported environment for more than 125 people with a disability, many of whom would otherwise be unable to work. Wangarang not only provide jobs for people with disabilities, but also provide them with a sense of purpose and belonging in our community. Social interaction, friendship and comradery are all an important part of Wangarang.

Wanggaan (Southern) Gumbaynggirr Nation Aboriginal Corporation RNTBC is a Registered Native Title Body Corporate that holds and manages native title rights and interests for the Gumbaynggirr Nation, working towards self-determination and cultural preservation. The organisation represents traditional owners and aims to preserve the cultural heritage of the Gumbaynggirr people. This work contributes to the social impact of preserving indigenous culture and promoting self-determination.

Wanjina-Wunggurr Aboriginal Corporation RNTBC is an Indigenous corporation that holds and manages native title rights and interests, protecting and preserving Indigenous land, sea country, and cultural heritage. This contributes to the self-determination and cultural continuity of the Wanjina-Wunggurr people. The corporation plays a vital role in preserving the cultural heritage of its community.

Wardingarri Aboriginal Corporation RNTBC is an Indigenous corporation that holds and manages native title rights and interests on behalf of its members, serving to preserve and protect Indigenous land and cultural heritage. Its primary function is to act as a Registered Native Title Body Corporate. The organisation's work contributes to the preservation of Indigenous culture and rights.

Warlangurru Aboriginal Corporation RNTBC is an Indigenous corporation in Western Australia that holds and manages native title rights and interests for its Traditional Owners, contributing to Indigenous self-determination and cultural heritage preservation. This organisation plays a crucial role in preserving the cultural heritage of its Traditional Owners. It supports the social and economic development of Indigenous communities.

Warlmanpa Warumungu Aboriginal Corporation RNTBC manages native title rights and interests for the Warlmanpa Warumungu people in the Northern Territory. Its social impact lies in benefiting its members and traditional owners through land and cultural governance, ensuring the legal and administrative management of their inherent rights.