Australian Social Enterprises

Woodbine is a not for profit that provides programs for people with disabilities. Woodbine offers adult training and Australian Disability Enterprises. Community activity and inclusion is the central theme to all activities and programs offered by Woodbine. Woodbine participants volunteer with the local Meals on Wheels, help at the Community Garden and participate in community street parades. Woodbine participants also hold their own art show. Any event on in town, Woodbine participants will be there. Woodbine provides a wide range of activities and opportunities for the people it supports. Woodbine encourages people to develop skills, maximise their potential and become more independent.

Wuduluk Progress Aboriginal Corporation is an Indigenous organisation focused on community development, aiming to enhance food security, health, and local employment opportunities within its Indigenous community. It is involved in operating a community store, likely through its association with Outback Stores. The organisation is registered with ORIC and ACNC, indicating its commitment to community development and Indigenous well-being.

Wunkula Training, Education and Business Development Aboriginal Corporation is an Indigenous organisation in Queensland that empowers Aboriginal communities through skill development, education, and business support initiatives. The corporation focuses on building economic capacity within Indigenous communities while creating pathways for employment and enterprise development. Their work aims to foster sustainable economic growth while preserving cultural identity and community self-determination.

Yabur Yulgun Employment Services Indigenous Corporation is an Indigenous registered charity based in New South Wales that provides employment services to enhance economic participation for Indigenous Australians. The organisation aims to create meaningful employment pathways and support Indigenous communities through job placement and employment assistance programs.

Yakuway Indigenous Corporation is an Indigenous corporation based in New South Wales that works to empower Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples through culturally appropriate services, community programs, and social initiatives. The organisation aims to improve social outcomes by addressing inequality, fostering inclusion, and supporting the wellbeing of its beneficiaries. As a registered charity, it leverages community engagement and partnerships to generate positive social impact across the region.

Yandamah Indigenous Corporation is an Indigenous-owned organisation based in the Northern Territory that works to advance the social, cultural, and economic wellbeing of Aboriginal communities. Through a range of culturally‑grounded initiatives, the corporation aims to create pathways for employment, preserve heritage, and support sustainable community development.

Ygap is a social enterprise that accelerates pathways out of poverty by backing local impact entrepreneurs who understand their community needs. Since 2008, they have supported innovators across Africa, South Asia, the Pacific Islands, and Australia to create lasting, locally-led change and become role models for their communities.

We provide essential services for children and adults with disability, their families and carers. The range of essential, quality services includes:-accommodation alternatives-respite-in-home support-therapy-attendant care-specialised equipment-supported employment -recreation-information and training and,-practical skills for everyday living Our mission is to provide quality, sustainable and flexible services that uphold human rights and create opportunities. Our values are at the centre of everything we do for our customers, their families and their support network. More importantly, we remain a strong voice in the journey towards achieving human rights for people with disability Yooralla's supported employment services are shaped to provide support and encouragement to those who are born with disability, as well as to those who have acquired disability through accident, ill health and aging. We work with all our stakeholders to meet the legitimate and growing expectations of people with disability, for a more inclusive, equal and barrier-free society

The Yuendumu Magpies Football Aboriginal Corporation runs football programs and community events for the remote Yuendumu community in the Northern Territory, promoting health, cultural connection, and social cohesion through sport. By offering training, competitions, and youth development activities, the organisation helps reduce isolation and strengthens community bonds. Its work also supports Indigenous empowerment and provides pathways for local talent to engage in sport at regional and state levels.

The Yugambeh Youth Aboriginal Corporation is an Indigenous corporation focused on supporting Indigenous youth. While specific details are not available, its general purpose suggests a commitment to improving the lives of young Indigenous Australians. The organisation's social impact is likely related to education, employment, and community development.

Yumaro is a leading provider of services for people with a disability in the Eurobodalla and Shoalhaven regions. Established in 1984, the organisation offers employment services in over eight social enterprises, operates an innovative Learning & Lifestyle Centre as well as a Home & Community Support Service. *Specialist Disability Accommodation*Home and Community Support*Learning and Lifestyle Centre*Supported, School Leaver and Open Employment*NDIS Support Coordination and Plan ManagementSupported Social Enterprises:*Cardboard and Plastic Collection*Nursery – Wholesale and Retail*Secure Document Destruction*Apparel / Uniforms and Embroidery*Towelling Cleaning Cloths*Marker Survey Pegs*Grounds Maintenance*Nursery -Wholesale and retail We provide meaningful employment, training, social connections, accommodation and other services to facilitate the realisation of a person’s potential. Serving people with a disability is at the heart of Yumaro’s mission, however within the scope of our services offerings Yumaro ultimately aims to benefit anyone who faces significant adversity and needs support. Our Principles:*We recognize and value the abilities of all people *We are committed to upholding the rights of people with disabilities to self-determination.*All people have the right to make decisions and choices in life *We seek equality of access to all parts of society for people with disabilities*All people have a right to dignity, privacy and confidentiality *All people have the right to be respected and valued as an individual *The community has a right to expect an accountable service *The service has a commitment to tolerance and respect for all people

Zion Fellowship Power of the Spirit Ministry Torres Strait Islander Corporation is an Indigenous community organisation based in Queensland that offers spiritual support, cultural preservation activities and community development services to Torres Strait Islander peoples. The corporation aims to strengthen cultural identity, promote social inclusion and improve wellbeing among its members through a range of community‑focused programs.