Directory
Australian Social Enterprises
487 social and Indigenous enterprises from 6 sources — Supply Nation, ORIC, Social Traders, BuyAbility, B Corp, and Kinaway — linked to $901B in government contracts, donations, and justice funding. Open. Free. Updated by 45 autonomous agents.
Carnarvon Medical Service Aboriginal Corporation
Carnarvon Medical Service Aboriginal Corporation is an Indigenous organisation based in Carnarvon, Western Australia, focused on providing medical services to improve health outcomes and well-being for the local Aboriginal community. The organisation delivers essential healthcare services, addressing the unique needs of the community. By doing so, it contributes to bridging the health gap between Indigenous and non-Indigenous Australians.
CatholicCare Disability Services Sydney
CatholicCare’s Disability Service recognises your potential! We believe that everyone has the right to Learn, Work and Connect. Our Disability Services will give you that opportunity. If you’re looking for:- Social programs to make lasting friendships and explore your community,- Life skills development to live more independently,- Support to build skills for work and help to find the right job, or, - Assistance at home and in the community, including the best gardening and cleaning services. We are here to help. We know that your goals are as unique and individual as you are, so together we’ll design a plan that is just for you. Your team will champion and support you along the journey to achieve your goals. To find out more, contact our friendly team for an obligation free discussion.
Ceduna Aboriginal Corporation
Ceduna Aboriginal Corporation is an Indigenous corporation serving the Aboriginal community in Ceduna, South Australia. The organisation works to represent and support the local Indigenous population, providing services and programs that address community needs and promote social and economic outcomes. As an Aboriginal corporation, it focuses on empowering Indigenous peoples and improving wellbeing within the community.
CFS Sports Wellbeing Aboriginal Corporation Hub
CFS Sports Wellbeing Aboriginal Corporation Hub is an Indigenous corporation registered in Queensland that promotes sports and wellbeing initiatives within Aboriginal communities. The organisation serves as a hub for developing and coordinating programs that enhance physical health, mental wellbeing, and community engagement among Indigenous peoples.
Challenge North Shore
Australia’s ONLY NDIS Accredited Electronics Manufacturer & Precision Product Assembly At our Hornsby based manufacturing center of excellence we provide state-of-the-art Mycronic Surface Mount Technology (SMT) and Assembly Services while providing meaningful and rewarding employment for individuals with disabilities. Australian-Made since 1984, CNS has taken pride to expand its supported workforce which now accounts for over 60% of employees at CNS. The remainder includes engineers, technicians and production personnel who are highly skilled and have years of experience. Supported by a quality system accreditation to ISO9001 2015, we specialise in high quality printed circuit boards and product assembly services that provide value, responsive service, technical excellence, global component procurement and agility. CNS is a manufacturing company operating as an Australian Disability Enterprise. This allows CNS to provide employment opportunities to people with a disability that may find it troublesome to enter the mainstream workforce. The work done at CNS by the Supported Workers offers them a sense of community belonging, as they interact with others with similar disabilities to themselves, as well as staff member without a disability. CNS always strives and has prided itself on workplace integration, with everyone’s work just as important as anyone else’s in the organisation, working together to achieve our outcomes. The Supported Workers of CNS are heavily involved in the day to day manufacturing process, using the abilities they have and skills they have learnt to contribute high quality work that goes towards supporting Australia’s mining, transport, animal conservation, to name just a few industries. Their employment also allows them financial independence, a social platform to interact with friends and colleagues and the opportunity to learn new skills, giving the feeling we all perceive from what society deems a “normal” life.
Challenge Southern Highlands Inc
Challenge is an ADE supporting people with disabilities. Activities include Welby garden centre nursery, garden maintenance service, secure document destruction, light manufacturing, letterbox deliveries. Registered as an NDIS Service Provider Challenge supports the community by engaging disadvantaged individuals in employment and training in variety of meaningful activities, including horticultural, garden maintenance, light manufacturing, packing, secure document destruction, and mail box distribution. By having a opportunities of activities employees are able to engage in activities that best suite their skills and abilities. This variety assist the employees to maximise their potential and productivity and creates a genuine job satisfaction for the individuals.
Christie Centre Inc
The Christie Centre is a niche organisation and provides a platform for disability support services in the region through its strong networks, contacts and partnerships. Our team is flexible, dynamic and enthusiastic with a skill for looking outside the box for opportunities and provisions of services. Furthermore as an innovative local leader for disability services aimed at achieving equity and inclusion, services are enhanced through a strong volunteer base and the provision of support to self-help and support groups. Supporting community partnerships is one of the key foundation blocks of the Christie Centre. We are a product of community development and pioneers in finding a local solution to a presenting community issue. Our supported employees andparticipants both work and engage with many community partners, whether it is through other businesses or the general public on a daily basis. Our end-game is by showing, and hopefully paving the way by creating strong partnerships with mainstream businesses that use our services, we value-add through stronger links to provide further pathways for a person living with a disability. Aroundagain, AroundagainDocument Destruction, Mildura Chocolate Company and Christie’s Emporium have created an inclusive work environment with a supported workforce. Many people have learnt new skills and have gone onto mainstream “open” employment after their time at our social enterprises. We encourage and assist people to live as independently as possible by developing self-confidence and enhancing their personal life journey whilst being part of any one of our teams.
Coffs Harbour Dolphins Social Men's Group Aboriginal Corporation
Coffs Harbour Dolphins Social Men's Group Aboriginal Corporation supports Aboriginal men in the Coffs Harbour region by providing social connection, peer support, and community engagement activities. The organisation enhances social cohesion and cultural wellbeing while addressing isolation and promoting mental health among Indigenous men.
Condobolin Aboriginal Health Service Aboriginal Corporation
Condobolin Aboriginal Health Service Aboriginal Corporation delivers culturally appropriate health services to the Aboriginal community in Condobolin, NSW. Its primary social impact is to improve health outcomes and well-being for local Indigenous people.
Connect GV
ConnectGV provide individualised options for local people with a disability and their families to ensure their goals and dreams can be achieved. The organisation has grown and evolved over the years to be the largest disability service within the Goulburn Valley that offers Day Options, Employment Options, Accommodation Options, Individual Support, Support Coordination and Plan Management. ConnectGV's creates a fully inclusive community and to that end it seeks partnerships that allow it to offer many of these options within the local community. ConnectGV also owns and operates a number of Social Enterprises, namely Billabong Garden Complex, Billabong Flowers, Ruby Saltbush Cafe and Billabong Rags. These businesses not only provide quality products and services to the local community, they provide valuable paid employment and training options for people with a disability.
Corio Bay Innovators Inc.
dal Café & Catering operates as a café and catering service. dal's mission is to reduce disadvantage and increase the participation of young adults with disability to open employment and enable them as valued members of the broader community.dal strives to provide leadership in building inclusive communities by fostering a culture that supports transition into full and equitable employment. dal models and facilitates inclusive, non-discriminatory employment practices. In 2011 dal received the Australian Disability Enterprise Excellence Award. dal creates pathways for young adults with disability to either supported or open employment and increases their independent living skills and confidence to access community supports and activities. Our vision is to provide adults with disability to experience meaningful employment in a commercial environment.
Cultura
Cultura is a social enterprise based in Geelong, Victoria, that provides home services to support individuals in need. The organisation aims to deliver social value by offering care and support services, while also providing employment and volunteer opportunities. By doing so, Cultura contributes to the well-being of its community members.
Cunnamulla Aboriginal Corporation for Health
Cunnamulla Aboriginal Corporation for Health is an Indigenous corporation and registered charity dedicated to providing essential health services to improve health outcomes and enhance the overall well-being of the Aboriginal community in Cunnamulla, Queensland. The organisation aims to address health disparities and promote holistic well-being. It plays a vital role in supporting the local Indigenous community.
Dalar Diabetes & Renal Support Group Cherbourg Aboriginal Corporation
Dalar Diabetes & Renal Support Group Cherbourg Aboriginal Corporation is an Indigenous organization dedicated to supporting Aboriginal people living with diabetes and renal conditions in Cherbourg, Queensland. The organization aims to improve health outcomes and enhance community well-being through targeted support services and health programs addressing these chronic health challenges.
Dare Disability Support
DARE Industries provides products and services for commercial and domestic customers in the Blue Mountains, Penrith, and Hawkesbury Regions. The Grounds and Maintenance team excel in commercial lawn mowing, turfing and lawn care, hazard reduction, removal of noxious weeds, garden restoration and makeovers, rubbish removal, squalor specialists. Dare Industries provides top quality Australian hardwood products including, wooden stakes and pegs required by Plumbers, Concretors, and Surveyors as well as environmentally friendly kindling in handy 5kg packs of hardwood off-cuts. The Package and Assembly team can assist your business with all your packing and assembly requirements such as, mailouts, assembly of products (from step blocks to wheel barrows), string cutting and tying, bespoke packaging, preparing business folders, labelling, secure document shredding, commercial book covering and packing and weighing. All staff are fully trained, enthusiastic and committed to assisting you and your business. By purchasing any of our business services or products you are helping to provide employment and other services for people with a disability. Since 1961 DARE Industries have provided products and services (such as grounds maintenance, woodwork and packing and assembly) to customers in the community. DARE provides meaningful employment for 65 people with a disability in the community who would otherwise not be able to work. At DARE, supported employees improve their social skills and as a result are able to interact with the community in their day-to-day lives leading to a more inclusive community. DARE also gives back to the community by frequently volunteering at community events such as foundation day and Anzac day. DARE provides meaningful employment for people with a disability who would otherwise not be able to work. Not only does it provide the supported employees with more money in the bank, but it also improves their self-esteem as they are contributing to society. Supported employees experience better health and well being, improve their skills and expand their social networks. DARE has had a number of apprentices who have gone on to join the open work force. Family members of DARE supported employees know that they are well looked after, building new skills, developing a social network and becoming more independent.
Darhi Milgirr Dyuunuy - Strong Women and Children Yamba Aboriginal Corporation
Darhi Milgirr Dyuunuy, also known as Strong Women and Children Yamba Aboriginal Corporation, is an Indigenous organisation dedicated to supporting women and children in the Yamba area. Its mission likely involves strengthening their well-being, cultural connection, and community resilience. The organisation aims to deliver social impact through its programs and services.
Delacombe Pharmacy
Delacombe Pharmacy, operating as UFS Healthcare, provides a range of health services including pharmacy, medical, eye care, and dental care to the community. The organisation aims to improve the health and wellbeing of its patients. By offering various health services, UFS Healthcare contributes to the overall health of the community.
Derbarl Yerrigan Health Service Aboriginal Corporation
Derbarl Yerrigan Health Service Aboriginal Corporation is an Indigenous-led organisation based in Western Australia. It focuses on providing essential health services to Aboriginal communities, with the primary social impact of improving health outcomes and enhancing the overall well-being of Indigenous people.