Australian Social Enterprises

Four kilometres from Melbourne’s CBD, Abbotsford Convent is Australia’s largest multi-arts precinct—a place of art, culture and learning. Renowned for its history, built and natural landscapes, and community-led campaign to preserve it from commercial development, the site was enshrined on Australia’s National Heritage List in 2017. Today, the precinct is managed by the Abbotsford Convent Foundation, a not-for-profit, social enterprise. Products and services include Travel & Tourism, Venue Hire. Primary beneficiaries include Other. Social Traders status: Certified. Membership: Connections Membership.

Tagalaka Aboriginal Corporation RNTBC is an Indigenous organisation that holds and manages native title rights and interests for the Tagalaka people in Queensland, aiming to protect cultural heritage and promote self-determination. The organisation represents its members in matters concerning their traditional lands and waters. This work contributes to the preservation of Indigenous culture and the empowerment of the Tagalaka people.

Buda Dji Aboriginal Development Association Aboriginal Corporation is an Indigenous corporation and ACNC registered charity based in Queensland. Its specific activities, programs, and social impact are not detailed in the available information.

The Adnyamathanha Traditional Lands Association (Aboriginal Corporation) RNTBC holds and manages native title rights and interests on behalf of the Adnyamathanha people in South Australia, safeguarding their cultural heritage, land, and community well‑being. Operating under special administration, the corporation focuses on protecting traditional lands and promoting Indigenous self‑determination.

Ngallagunda Aboriginal Corporation is an Indigenous corporation that serves and benefits Indigenous people, although its specific operational activities are not publicly available. It is registered with the Office of the Registrar of Indigenous Corporations and holds charity status with the ACNC. The corporation's focus is on supporting Indigenous communities.

Providing you specialty coffee, tea, drinking chocolate, and chai, along with machinery support to wholesale and retail customers. Dispatched from our roastery twice a week and delivered to your workplace. You're bringing significant change into the lives of vulnerable children with 100% of profits from your purchase supporting programs for Children, Australia First Nations and Climate with World Vision Australia. Products and services include Food & Beverage Products. Primary beneficiaries include A charitable or not for profit organisation. Social Traders status: Certified. Membership: Connections Membership.

Change Coffee is a Social Enterprise by World Vision Australia roasting and selling award winning specialty coffee as a vehicle for social impact, giving business and home consumers more ways to make meaningful global and local change, without compromising on quality and taste. 100% of profits allocated to project support for Children, First Nations and Climate. Children - You’re providing children and their families access to life’s essentials. Focusing on health and nutrition, clean water and safe sanitation, economic empowerment, and disaster relief to create real and lasting change. Australia First Nations - You’re partnering with Australia First Nations people to empower generations of children with cultural identity and life skills to thrive. Climate- You’re restoring land and livelihoods to slow climate change and help lift children and their families out of poverty.

Winun Ngari Aboriginal Corporation is an Indigenous corporation registered in Western Australia, aiming to deliver social impact to the Indigenous community. Due to limited information, the specific activities and programs are not detailed. The corporation is registered as a charity, indicating its intention to create positive social change.

Founded in 1962, Fairhaven is a not-for-profit NDIS Registered Provider and community leader on the Central Coast of NSW in the provision of services for people living with disability. Our range of services include: * Fairhaven CoPack* Fairhaven Op Shopping Village* Fare Cravin Cafe* Supported Employment* Community participation and drop-in supports* Specialist Disability Accommodation & Supported Independent Living Options* Support Coordination* Community Transport At our CoPack facility, we take great pride in partnering with our customers to help develop, high quality tailor made solutions for their Food packaging, Packaging and assembly solutions to deliver the best results possible. We offers a variety of innovative solutions for individuals and businesses and are HACCP and ACO approved and have staff certified in Cert 3 in Warehousing. • 5 Clean rooms• Food filling and Packaging solutions • Packing & General assembly • Stickering and Re-work Fairhaven contributes to community connection by providing support to people living with disability. This includes meaningful employment, skills development and capacity building, supported accommodation and day programs. Our thriving retail outlet, at Point Claire Fairhaven Op Shopping Village, draws in people from the wider community who come to shop and relax at our café. Our community hub runs activities for our participants as well as the broader community. Fairhaven is more than just a work place – Fairhaven offers a meaningful and productive means of supporting people with disabilities. There is a great sense of pride and achievement that comes with not only having a job, but being part of a team. This sense of belonging and achievement is recognised and appreciated by our customers and supported employee family members.Our Australian Disability Enterprise provide meaningful employment to over 140 people living with disability. We offer food and general packaging, as well as retail experience. The variety of work offered by Fairhaven ensures that people can choose a supported employment role that best suits their interests and ability.

Weetapoona Aboriginal Corporation is an Indigenous corporation registered in Tasmania. Publicly available information does not specify its operational activities or programs, making it difficult to ascertain its specific social impact.

The Carpentaria Land Council Aboriginal Corporation is an Indigenous organisation focused on land management and native title for Aboriginal people in the Carpentaria region of Queensland, empowering Indigenous communities and protecting cultural heritage. It plays a crucial role in managing traditional lands and promoting the rights of Aboriginal people. The organisation's work has a significant social impact on the lives of Indigenous Australians.

Murray Valley Centre Supported Employment is a disability support service that provides programs and employment to adults with disabilities. Murray Valley Centre has recently merged with Community Accessability to increase our support options. MVCSE provides an individualised service to participants through center and community based day programs. MVCSE also provides supported employment opportunities through our Australian Disability Enterprises. Taskforce provides lawn mowing, road side cleanup and garden maintenance services within the Albury/Wodonga area. Our Woodwork produces survey and building stakes, tomato and tree stakes , dog kennels and children's furniture. Murray Valley Center Supported Employment provides cost effective products and services to the Albury/ Wodonga community in prompt and friendly manner. MVCSE holds contracts with local businesses, council and individual community members who look for a service that treats all people as valuable. Murray Valley Center Supported Employees enjoy coming to work each day as they see their job as more than just a job. The employees are very visible in the community and enjoy being part of a team. The employees undertake regular training and are always happy to have a chat to customers and members of the community.