Australian Social Enterprises

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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.

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.

Koolyangarra Preschool Aboriginal Corporation provides early childhood education and cultural support to Indigenous children in New South Wales, focusing on foundational learning and school readiness. This organisation aims to foster development within the Indigenous community. By doing so, it addresses the educational and cultural needs of its target beneficiaries.

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.

3rd Space Mob Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Corporation is an Indigenous corporation registered in New South Wales that seeks to support and empower Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples. However, publicly available information does not detail its specific activities, programs, or measurable social impact.

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.

Aboriginal Corporation for Economic Development is an Indigenous business focused on fostering economic growth and participation within Aboriginal communities. Its core mission is to support Indigenous self-determination through economic development initiatives.

The Aboriginal Corporation for Gumbaynggirr Culture is an Indigenous corporation registered in NSW. Based on its name, it is likely dedicated to the preservation, promotion, and development of Gumbaynggirr culture and community. However, specific activities and social impact details are not available from the provided public register information.

Aboriginal Cultural Site Services Aboriginal Corporation is an Indigenous corporation that likely provides services related to the management and preservation of Aboriginal cultural sites, aiming to protect and promote Indigenous heritage. The organisation's work contributes to the preservation of Indigenous culture and history. By doing so, it supports the well-being and identity of Indigenous communities.

The Aboriginal Regional Arts Alliance (NSW) Aboriginal Corporation supports and promotes Aboriginal arts and cultural practices across regional New South Wales, providing platforms for Indigenous artists to showcase their work and preserve cultural heritage. Its initiatives create economic opportunities, foster community connection, and enhance wellbeing through artistic expression and cultural education. By doing so, the corporation contributes to the empowerment and social inclusion of Aboriginal people and broader regional communities.