Australian Social Enterprises

Thoegayn Baw Indigenous Corporation is an Indigenous business registered in Queensland, but its specific activities and social impact are not publicly available. The organisation is likely to support Indigenous communities, but further information is required to determine its exact focus. Its registration under the Office of the Registrar of Indigenous Corporations suggests a commitment to Indigenous affairs.

The Thorndale Foundation was established in 1959, as a parent based, not for profit organisation supporting the needs of people with intellectual disabilities in the Nepean area. The early beginnings of the Foundation were as a school for children with disabilities and after initially utilising various temporary accommodations, in 1964 the Thorndale Centre at Rance Road, Werrington, was officially opened. In 1984 the Foundation became part of the Challenge Foundation before again becoming autonomous in 1993, when the Thorndale Foundation Limited formed as a public company limited by guarantee. Today, the Foundation operates a range of support services for participants with National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS) plans. Thorndale Foundation has remained a passionate and dedicated not for profit organisation, supporting people with disability to help achieve their goals for almost 60 years. Our vision is to ensure that all people with disability live in a community where equality is a way of life. Thorndale aims to provide opportunity and equality for people with disability within the Nepean, Hawkesbury and lower Blue Mountains community regions with services in Employment, School Leaver Employment Support (SLES), Improved Life Skills, Residential Support and Recreation and Leisure activities. Services provided through Thorndale’s employment enterprise include: • Weed control and management• Mowing• Mulching• Warehousing and storage services• Shrink wrapping services• Packaging• Contract packaging• 3PL 3rd party logistics (pick n’ pack)• Mailing services/Mail fulfilment services• Managed print services Thorndale supported employees enjoy all the benefits that come from being in meaningful employment. The benefits can include learning new skills, making new friends, increased self esteem and confidence and a connection with the community. Thorndale also provides a social program that offers participants the chance to unwind, make new friends and enjoy a range of fun filled weekend and evening activities in their local and broader community.

Three Rivers Aboriginal Corporation is an Indigenous corporation registered in NSW, likely focusing on providing cultural services to the Indigenous community. Although specific details are not available, the organisation aims to deliver social value through its cultural services. The organisation's social impact is expected to be significant in promoting Indigenous cultural heritage.

Supporting Lyell McEwin Volunteers & Lyell McEwin Hospital — Opportunity shop

Supporting Lyell McEwin Volunteers & Lyell McEwin Hospital — Opportunity shop

Supporting Lyell McEwin Volunteers & Lyell McEwin Hospital — Opportunity shop

THRIV3 is an Indigenous Corporation registered in NSW. The provided public register details administrative information but does not specify the organisation's activities, programs, or social impact.

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This Indigenous organisation provides justice-related support and services to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities on Thursday Island and the surrounding region. Its primary social impact is to improve these communities' engagement with and outcomes within the justice system.