Australian Social Enterprises

Waverley Social Enterprises delivers high-quality packing, assembly, catering and grounds maintenance services. As a profit-for-purpose social enterprise, every job we do creates meaningful employment for over 380 people with disability, helping businesses achieve great outcomes while making a genuine social impact. Waverley Social Enterprises strengthens the community by creating meaningful, paid employment for over 380 people with disability. Through inclusive workplaces and real job opportunities, we build skills, confidence and independence while fostering connection and belonging. As a profit-for-purpose social enterprise, every service we deliver reinvests back into jobs, training and support, helping reduce barriers to employment and creating lasting social and economic benefits for individuals, families and the wider community. Waverley Social Enterprises supports employees and their families by providing safe, meaningful work built on four pillars: Friendship, Joy, Belonging and Learning. Our workplaces foster genuine friendships and a sense of community where people feel valued and included. Meaningful employment brings pride, routine and financial independence, easing pressure on families. Through ongoing learning and skill development, employees build confidence and capability, creating positive outcomes at work, at home and in the wider community.

Ngaanyatjarra Pitjantjatjara Yankunytjatjara Women's Council Aboriginal Corporation is an Indigenous not-for-profit organisation based in the Northern Territory, serving women from the Ngaanyatjarra, Pitjantjatjara, and Yankunytjatjara language groups across remote Central Australian communities. The organisation aims to provide support services and social impact for Indigenous women and their families, though specific program details are not publicly available.

Miwatj Health Aboriginal Corporation delivers primary and community health services to Aboriginal communities across East Arnhem Land in the Northern Territory. The organisation focuses on improving health outcomes and well-being for Yolngu people through culturally appropriate care. As a part of the Aboriginal community controlled health sector, Miwatj plays a critical role in addressing health inequities faced by First Nations peoples in remote regions.

Gindaja Treatment and Healing Indigenous Corporation is an Indigenous organisation dedicated to providing treatment and healing services to improve the health and wellbeing of Indigenous communities. Its primary social impact is to deliver culturally appropriate support and interventions. The organisation aims to address the unique needs of Indigenous communities through its services.

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.

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.

Founded in 1952, Sunnyfield has grown in depth and breadth of support services. Sunnyfield Enterprise workplaces play a vital role in providing employees with a sense of purpose, independence, friendship and skills development. We take great pride in working in partnership with our business customers to develop, high quality tailored packaging and assembly solutions that will deliver the best results. - 3 x Sydney locations - Automated and hand packaged solutions - Our promise is delivery in full and on time Vision: Excellence in supporting people with intellectual disabilityMission: To enrich the lives of people with disability by creating choice, opportunity and skills for lifeValues: Respect, Trust, Honesty and Innovation Day to Day, we deliver services for over 1,800 clients, including young children, teenagers, adults and seniors. Sunnyfield employs over 1,200 staff in NSW and the ACT, providing accommodation services, assistance with daily life, social and community participation, supported employment and clinical services. Sunnyfield offer a range of active support options so people with disabilities can try new things, learn additional skills, and get involved in their community. Sunnyfield Enterprises provides employment for people with disability across three Sydney locations, bringing industry and community together to create sustainable, meaningful employment opportunities. Working together with families, friends and dedicated staff, Sunnyfield supports a brighter future for people with disability. Guided by our values of respect, trust, honesty and innovations, it’s our mission to enrich the lives of people with intellectual disability through person-centred active support that creates choice, opportunities and skills for life. Opportunities exist for Supported Employees to become Assistant Team Leaders through the newly created mentoring and training program at Sunnyfield Enterprises. Over a 14month period all Supported Employees work towards attaining a Process Manufacturing and Language, Literary and Numeracy Certificate III qualification.

Endeavour Foundation is a Queensland-based disability support organisation providing accommodation, independent living services, and specialist disability homes for people with intellectual disabilities. The organisation has operated for over 75 years and delivers person-centred support enabling beneficiaries to live independently and participate in their communities.

Our Capabilities. We deliver professional results, on brief, on budget and on time. Our diverse range of services include Grounds Keeping, Garden Maintenance, Vacant Lot Mowing/Slashing, Car Park Cleaning, Litter Control, Fleet Vehicle Cleaning, Builder & Commercial Property Cleans, Recycling Services. People with disability have the same rights as anyone else. We support people with disability to live their chosen life. Community inclusion and employment with purpose allows people with disability to actively and independently to participate in all aspects of social, economic, political and cultural life. This in turn, helps break down the myths and perceptions and barriers held against people with disability. The community also benefits with less pressure on health services and improved lifestyles. Employment and personal development provides benefits to workplaces, the community, and individuals. It delivers financial independence and improved living standards, positive health impacts and self-worth. It helps to open opportunities for inclusion for all, in a social economy providing greater social value.

Juluwarlu Group Aboriginal Corporation is an Indigenous corporation based in Western Australia that works to support the cultural, social, and economic well‑being of Aboriginal people and communities. The organization likely delivers programs focused on cultural preservation, community development, education, and employment pathways for Indigenous peoples. While specific activities are not publicly detailed, its mission aligns with fostering resilient and thriving Indigenous communities.

1 Mob Care Aboriginal Corporation is an Indigenous corporation in New South Wales, suggesting a focus on care within the Indigenous community. Due to limited information, its specific activities and social impact are unclear. The organisation's name implies a commitment to supporting the well-being of Indigenous individuals.

2Spirits Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Corporation focuses on the health and wellbeing of LGBTIQ+, Sistergirl, and Brotherboy Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people in Queensland. Its primary social impact is to support the holistic health and cultural safety of this specific and often marginalised community.

The Aboriginal Corporation for Drug and Alcohol Network NSW addresses drug and alcohol related issues in Aboriginal communities in NSW, potentially through networking or support services. The organisation aims to improve the health and wellbeing of Indigenous Australians. Its specific activities and social impact are not well-documented.

The Aboriginal Drug and Alcohol Council (SA) Aboriginal Corporation delivers culturally appropriate drug and alcohol prevention, treatment, and support services to Aboriginal people and communities across South Australia, aiming to improve health outcomes and reduce substance‑related harms.

The Aboriginal Medical Services Alliance Northern Territory (AMSANT) is an Indigenous organisation that coordinates and supports Aboriginal medical services across the Northern Territory. Its primary social impact is to improve health outcomes and access to culturally appropriate healthcare for Aboriginal people in the region.

The Aboriginal Sobriety Group Indigenous Corporation supports Aboriginal people in achieving and maintaining sobriety, improving health and well-being outcomes within Indigenous communities by addressing substance abuse. This organisation aims to address the social and health issues associated with substance abuse, promoting a healthier and more resilient community. By doing so, it contributes to the overall well-being of Indigenous Australians.

Access Industries provides a supportive and professional workplace that creates opportunities for people with disabilities achieve economic and community participation through meaningful employment. All employees of Access Industries receive training and support to deliver quality products and services for our commercal customers. As part of its commitment to providing quality services, Access Industries employs skilled Training Officers and Welfare Officers to provide or organise additional training and support for its supported employees (i.e. employees who have a disability). This enables supported employees to optimise their work potential and personal skills, and for those wishing to do so, helps to prepare them to move on into open employment. We provide services for people with disabilities in employment related areas. In doing so we create opportunities for our supported employees to develop personal and workplace skills to increase their social and financial independence.

Activ has a strong and proud history of supporting people living with intellectual disability to reach their goals, achieve their dreams and break through barriers. Established in 1951 by a small group of motivated families who joined forces to build a better future for their children living with intellectual disability. Activ has grown into one of Western Australia’s leading not for profit, disability service provider. About ActivToday, Activ supports more than 2,000 people living with disability and their families across the state, offering a range of person centred services and supports including:• Accommodation• Employment• Community• Education and Training• Short-term Accommodation• Behaviour Support Services Activ provides meaningful employment to more than 160 people living with disability across metropolitan and Southwest regions. Activ social enterprises delivers a complete property care service for commercial customers, horticulture services such as indoor plant rental and a timber manufacturing business that produces quality pallets and crates to a large number of well know commercial customers.Working with Activ gives you access to on-the-job training to focus on practical and soft skills in the work place and opportunities to complete nationally recognised qualifications through our registered training organisation (RTO), Activ Pathways.

Adhesive is an independent, award-winning PR and communications agency based in Sydney and Auckland, with a purpose of building enduring brands and careers through fame, trust and relevance. Founded in 2012, Adhesive was born from a desire to deliver the strategic and creative strengths of a big agency, combined with the agility, empathy and personal partnership of a boutique. Our approach is simple: we find your story, we earn it, and we make it stick. We call this Stories That Stick. Over the years, we have been recognised for both our work and our culture, including being named Large PR Agency of the Year at Mumbrella CommsCon, certification as a Great Place to Work, and signatory status to the Mentally-Healthy Minimum Standards. We pride ourselves on an impressive client portfolio, innovative work and a strong, people-first culture across Australia and New Zealand. We are equally committed to contributing to the communities we work within. This includes a proud pro bono partnership with Kinaway, the Victorian Aboriginal Chamber of Commerce, where we provide strategic marketing and communications support to help Indigenous-owned small businesses strengthen their visibility, tell their stories with confidence and access new opportunities. Our focus is on long-term, practical

Afford is a leading not-for-profit disability organisation that has over 75 years’ experience in providing specialised supports that allow people to live the life they choose under the NDIS. Adopting a whole-of-life and individualised approach to disability services, Afford provides opportunities for people to discover new life experiences, work options and embrace social and balanced lifestyles.

ParaQuad Industries is an Australian Disability Enterprise based in Shenton Park WA. We provide general packaging, bulk breaking and repetitive assembly services as well as picture framing and courier services. We also manufacture rag wipers and recycle donated goods through sale in our three Op Shops and through export. Each year ParaQuad Industries collects and recycles about 1,500 tonnes of donated used goods, approximately 75% of which are diverted from landfill. This assists local governments and provides metropolitan residents a convenient way of disposing of unwanted items. ParaQuad Industries provides a wide variety of meaningful employment and social interaction opportunities to all of our supported employees in a modern facility. We enable the transition to open employment where appropriate and encourage eligible employees to upgrade their skills by sponsoring advanced training for them.