Australian Social Enterprises

Petermann Paranyakupayi Ananguku Aboriginal Corporation is an Indigenous corporation that likely serves to support the Anangu people through community development or land-related initiatives. The organisation operates under the oversight of ORIC in the Northern Territory. Its specific activities and programs are not publicly available due to limited information.

Pia Wadjarri Aboriginal Corporation is an Indigenous corporation in Western Australia, however, its specific operational activities and social impact are not publicly available. The corporation is registered with the Office of the Registrar of Indigenous Corporations. It aims to serve the Indigenous community, but details are limited.

PIDIA Aboriginal Corporation is an Indigenous-led entity registered in South Australia. Due to a lack of specific operational details, its direct activities and social impact beyond its status as an Indigenous organisation cannot be determined from the provided information.

Pika Wiya Health Service Aboriginal Corporation is an Indigenous health organisation providing primary health care services to Aboriginal communities in South Australia. The organisation focuses on culturally appropriate healthcare delivery to improve health outcomes and well-being among Indigenous Australians.

Pila Nguru (Aboriginal Corporation) RNTBC is an Indigenous corporation that manages native title rights and interests on behalf of Traditional Owners in Western Australia. The corporation holds and manages native title claims and determinations for its members, supporting self-determination and cultural preservation of Aboriginal people in the region. Their work involves representing Traditional Owner interests in land and water management, cultural heritage protection, and community development initiatives.

The Pilbara Aboriginal Corporation of Traditional Owners is an Indigenous corporation based in Western Australia, representing Traditional Owners in the Pilbara region. Due to limited information, specific details about its operations and social impact are not available. It likely works to support the interests of Indigenous Australians in the region.