Australian Social Enterprises

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Greenfingers Nursery is a retail plant nursery operating in Stawell, Victoria, selling plants, pots, and subscription services to the local community. As a social enterprise, the business likely generates revenue through plant and garden product sales while potentially reinvesting profits into community or environmental initiatives.

Gulin Gulin Community Store Aboriginal Corporation operates a retail store serving the Gulin Gulin Indigenous community in the Northern Territory, providing essential goods and food access. The organisation's primary social impact focuses on improving food security, creating local employment opportunities, and fostering economic development within the Indigenous community.

Opportunity shop Good recycled clothing Air conditioned shop

Community Centre Venue for Hire 'Op Shoppe' Opportunity Shop 'Coffee Shoppe' Food cooperative - low cost, free food items Daily Cafe - low cost lunch Out of Hours School Care OHSC - low cost Office facilities - photocopying, fax Digital Literacy - Basic computing, internet, email etc. Literacy skills and numeracy skills help 'Getting Your L's' Learner Driver permit help English as a second language Silver Citz Over 50s - seniors social activities, includes 3 course lunch Parenting skills programs Playgroups, playgym Health and fitness - eg yoga, zumba, meditation, gentle exercise Arts and crafts - eg scrapbooking, sewing, knitting, crochet, art techniques

Opportunity shop - second hand clothing, bric-a-brac

Happily Made is a social enterprise that creates handmade products, such as magnetic monkeys and baby wraps, while supporting a scholarship fund for children and providing employment opportunities for Cambodian women. By purchasing their products, customers contribute to breaking the poverty cycle and empowering women. The organisation aims to make a positive impact on the lives of its beneficiaries through education and economic empowerment.

Wellbeing Centre for homeless and disadvantaged people - meals, showers, laundry, lockers, mail, recreation, education Education and training - computer training, literacy and numeracy, cooking, art, music Pastoral care Visiting professional services - nurse, podiatrist, doctor, Centrelink, legal, housing, dentist, drug & alcohol Client services - case management Opportunity shop - Mon-Fri 10.30am-12.30pm

Iltja Ntjarra Aboriginal Corporation is an Indigenous business, likely operating as an art centre in the Northern Territory. It focuses on supporting Indigenous artists and promoting their work, contributing to cultural preservation and economic empowerment within the Indigenous community.

Imanpa General Store Anangu Aboriginal Corporation operates a community-owned general store in a remote Indigenous community in the Northern Territory. This enterprise provides essential goods and services, including food, aiming to enhance food security, create local employment opportunities, and support the economic well-being and self-determination of the Anangu people.

Indigenous Products Australia Aboriginal Corporation is an Indigenous business that aims to benefit its Indigenous members and community, although its specific activities and social impact are not detailed. The organisation's name suggests a focus on products. It is established to support the Indigenous community in NSW.

Indulkana Community Store Aboriginal Corporation operates a retail store in the Indulkana Indigenous community, providing essential goods and services to the local population. This ensures access to necessities in a remote area and potentially offers local employment opportunities. The store's presence contributes to the community's well-being and economic development.

Injalak Arts & Crafts Aboriginal Corporation is an Indigenous arts organisation based in the Northern Territory, likely in the West Arnhem Land region. The corporation supports Aboriginal artists by providing a marketplace for their artworks and crafts, contributing to cultural preservation and economic empowerment of Indigenous communities.

Iwantja Arts and Crafts Aboriginal Corporation is an Indigenous arts organization based in South Australia that supports and promotes Aboriginal artists by providing economic opportunities and market access. The organisation preserves and celebrates Aboriginal culture while empowering Indigenous artists through art production, sales, and community engagement.

Iwantja Social Club Aboriginal Corporation is an Indigenous corporation in the Northern Territory, likely operating as a social or community club. It potentially includes a community store, aiming to serve and support an Indigenous community by providing social spaces and access to essential goods.

Rejenerate is a Sunshine Coast-based sustainability consultancy helping businesses create meaningful, lasting impact. Founded by B Consultant Jen Gearing, Rejenerate specialises in guiding purpose-driven organisations through B Corp certification — from first assessment to verified impact. Beyond certification, Rejenerate supports businesses with broader sustainability strategy, environmental management systems, and ecotourism accreditation, bringing a practical, whole-of-business lens to every engagement. With cross-sector experience spanning professional services, travel and tourism, and retail, Rejenerate makes the journey to better business personal, practical, and genuinely transformative.

Jubilee Lake Co-operative Ltd is a social enterprise that operates a holiday park and cafe in Daylesford, Victoria, providing a family and dog-friendly environment for tourists. The organisation aims to promote tourism and support the local community. By offering accommodation and dining options, Jubilee Lake Co-operative Ltd contributes to the local economy and enhances the overall tourist experience.

Jurenju Arts and Crafts Indigenous Corporation is an Indigenous business focused on creating and selling Indigenous arts and crafts. It aims to preserve and promote Indigenous culture, provide economic opportunities for Indigenous artists, and support the broader Indigenous community.

Kaltjiti Anangu Store Aboriginal Corporation operates a community store serving the Anangu people, providing essential goods and food security. This enterprise also offers local employment opportunities, playing a critical role in the remote Indigenous community. By doing so, it supports the well-being and economic development of the community.

Kaltjiti Arts and Crafts Aboriginal Corporation is an Indigenous-led organisation that creates and promotes Aboriginal arts and crafts, providing economic opportunities for Indigenous artists while preserving and celebrating Aboriginal culture in the Northern Territory.

Kaltukatjara Community Council is an Aboriginal Corporation in the Northern Territory that operates a community store. It aims to provide essential services and support to the Kaltukatjara community.

Kanparrka Store Aboriginal Corporation operates a community store in a remote Indigenous community in the Northern Territory, providing essential goods including fresh food to residents who would otherwise face significant access challenges. The enterprise creates local employment opportunities for community members, contributing to economic development and improved well-being in the region.

Karungkarni Art and Culture Aboriginal Corporation is an Indigenous organisation based in the Northern Territory focused on preserving and promoting Aboriginal art and culture. The corporation supports Indigenous artists and fosters cultural expression within community, contributing to cultural continuity and economic empowerment for Aboriginal people.

Knoxbrooke Nursery is Australia’s largest social enterprise nursery, employing over 85 adults with diverse abilities across three sites in Victoria. The enterprise produces over 3 million plants annually for retail, commercial landscaping, and major government infrastructure projects while providing supported employment that creates approximately 120,000 hours of paid work per year.