Australian Social Enterprises

Southern Tanami Kurdiji Indigenous Corporation is an Indigenous business based in the Northern Territory. Its specific activities and social impact are not detailed in the provided information, but as an Indigenous corporation, it is established to serve and benefit Indigenous communities.

Southern West Yiradyuri Clans Land, Water and Sky Country Aboriginal Corporation is an Indigenous corporation likely focused on the cultural preservation and environmental stewardship of the traditional lands, waters, and sky country of the Yiradyuri people in the Southern West region of NSW. Its social impact would involve protecting Indigenous heritage, managing natural resources, and fostering community benefit for the Yiradyuri clans.

The Sovereign Tri-Nation of Ngadjon Yidinji and Mbabaram Aboriginal Corporation is an Indigenous corporation and registered charity representing the Ngadjon Yidinji and Mbabaram Aboriginal peoples. While specific activities are not detailed, it likely focuses on supporting the self-determination and well-being of its constituent nations.

The Space Tank Makerspace Incubator offers crucial assistance to young entrepreneurs, start-ups and university students who face tough disadvantages when entering industry. We support ambitious creators of physical products for healthcare, new energy, sports, furniture, medtech, wearables and more. Providing support in manufacturing technologies, STEM education, product development training, prototyping facilities and a vast network of design and business development experts. Products and services include Industrial Production & manufacture, Training & Education Services, Clothing & Safety Equipment. Primary beneficiaries include People in a particular vocation or profession. Social Traders status: Certified. Membership: Connections Membership.

Space2b offers Gift Hampers, Clothing and Safety Wear and Artwork. All products can be branded, and are ethically handmade in Australia. Space2b also offers team-building 'Cultural Experiences' for employees to immerse themselves in new worlds. We provide employment opportunities to over 200 Cultural & Linguistically Diverse migrants, refugees and asylum seekers annually, and deliver programs to connect and build networks. Products and services include Clothing & Safety Equipment, Gifts or rewards, Office supplies & services. Primary beneficiaries include New Migrants & Refugee Communities. Social Traders status: Certified (Grace Period). Membership: Connections Membership.

Sparechair cafe is a program of KNLC providing learning and employment opportunities to over 150 young people living with disabilities or a mental health issue each year. The cafe is complemented by a kitchen garden program and horticulture social enterprise. These programs address the challenges faced by young adults wanting to pursue further study and employment opportunities. Products and services include Catering & Hospitality, Training & Education Services. Primary beneficiaries include People with disabilities. Social Traders status: Certified. Membership: Connections Membership.