Australian Social Enterprises

A social enterprise advocating for the economic security and social inclusion of Australian women aged 50+

Women in Construction seek to combat low female participation in the Construction Industry, driving measurable change in the gender pay gap, economic security and employment opportunities. Through our placement and training opportunities, we aim to equip women with the tools, knowledge & support they need to thrive in traditionally male-dominated fields. Products and services include Building Trade, Repairs & Maintenance. Primary beneficiaries include Marginalised Women. Social Traders status: Certified. Membership: Grow Membership.

xx Primary beneficiaries include New Migrants & Refugee Communities. Social Traders status: Certified. Membership: Connections Membership.

The Women's and Men's Alliance Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Corporation is an Indigenous organisation in Queensland. It likely focuses on supporting Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander men and women, potentially with an emphasis on justice-related matters, aiming to empower and uplift these communities.

The Women's Art Register is an artist-run resource and community dedicated to preserving and promoting the practices of women and gender diverse artists in Australia. It provides a living archive of women's art practice and offers various programs and publications to support and celebrate feminist art history and contemporary practice. The organisation acknowledges the rich and continuing creative cultures of all First Nations people across Australia.

Empowering Women Since 1977 — Opportunity Shop (Clothing, Bric-a-Brac, Toys) Adult Community Education Classes Arts and Crafts Groups Volunteer Work

We provide property management, leasing and sales and profits are used to provide secure and permanent homes for women and children at risk of homelessness.

Women's Shed Canberra runs weekly workshops and drop-in sessions, and in 2023 launched the Mobile Women's Shed to reach women facing transport or social barriers. Sunita Kotnala, Founder and CEO was recognised for her leadership and named Canberra's Citizen of the Year 2025 for empowering hundreds of women through inclusive skills learning.

WomenCAN Facilities Services is a Not for Profit social enterprise that supplies highly skilled tradeswomen, cleaners and gardeners, to deliver facilities maintenance services to women. Experience tell us that this service provides peace of mind and psychological safety that comes with women assisting other women, especially where the female recipient, has a history of trauma. Products and services include Building Trade, Repairs & Maintenance, Gifts or rewards. Primary beneficiaries include Marginalised Women. Social Traders status: Certified. Membership: Connections Membership.

Primary beneficiaries include Marginalised Women. Social Traders status: Certified. Membership: Connections Membership.

Wonderers Aboriginal Corporation is an Indigenous corporation based in Western Australia that aims to benefit Aboriginal peoples through culturally appropriate services, community programs, and initiatives that promote social inclusion and empowerment. The corporation focuses on delivering support that addresses the unique needs of Indigenous individuals, families, and communities, fostering greater wellbeing and opportunity across the region.

Wongatha Wonganarra Aboriginal Corporation was an Indigenous organisation registered in Western Australia that previously aimed to support Aboriginal communities. It is currently in liquidation and no longer actively operating, with no publicly available details about its former activities or social impact.

Wongi-Ahrah Aboriginal Corporation is an Indigenous corporation registered in South Australia. Its specific activities, programs, and social impact are not publicly detailed.

Wongutha Birni Aboriginal Corporation is an Indigenous‑run charity based in Western Australia that works to benefit its members and the broader Aboriginal community through cultural, social and economic development initiatives. By delivering programs that strengthen identity, increase participation and support wellbeing, the corporation aims to improve outcomes for Indigenous people in the region.

Information regarding Wonnamama Aboriginal Corporation's operational activities and specific social impact is not available from the provided sources. It is registered as an Indigenous corporation in Queensland, but its functions remain unspecified.