Australian Social Enterprises

Galiwin'ku Women's Space Aboriginal Corporation is an Indigenous corporation based in Galiwin'ku on Elcho Island in Arnhem Land, Northern Territory, dedicated to supporting and empowering Indigenous women and their families. The organisation provides a safe, dedicated space offering services aimed at improving the wellbeing, safety, and agency of Aboriginal women in this remote community.

Gambir Yidinji Cultural Heritage & Protection Aboriginal Corporation is an Indigenous organisation focused on preserving and protecting the cultural heritage of the Gambir Yidinji people, maintaining and promoting Indigenous culture, knowledge, and traditions for future generations. The organisation's social impact lies in the preservation of Indigenous culture and traditions. It plays a vital role in promoting Indigenous knowledge and customs.

Ganhaarr Cultural Education and Entertainment Indigenous Corporation is an Indigenous organisation dedicated to the promotion and preservation of Indigenous culture. It achieves this through cultural education and entertainment initiatives, aiming to foster understanding and celebrate Indigenous heritage.

Gap Youth and Community Centre Aboriginal Corporation is an Indigenous-led organisation supporting the wellbeing and development of Indigenous youth and the broader community in the Northern Territory. It aims to foster positive social outcomes through community-based programs. The organisation's activities are likely focused on addressing the unique needs of Indigenous Australians.

Opportunity shop Educational and leisure courses, Social activities, Community information and referral Room hire

Supports in employment and workplace training in a Commercial business focused on putting people and the planet first. GDP Industries is a respected social enterprise that operates within the circular economy, reducing products from going to landfill.Currently the business recycles Mattresses, Polystyrene, Timber, Clothing and other material in various warehouses across Geelong. The business has major contracts and partnerships with City of Greater Geelong, City of Port Phillip, Cleanaway, Hanhwa Defence Australia, Infrabuild, Bellarine Bayside, Surf Coast Shire and Godfrey Hirst. GDP Industries' purpose is to provide employment opportunities, connection and support for those living with a disability, thereby significantly enhancing their lives. Our Vision, is to be a leader in the provision of inclusive, safe and sustainable support to significantly enrich the lives of those living with a disability. We offer long term employment and on the job training for people with disabilities, we support them while at work, and provide their families with the surety that all employees will be treated with respect and dignity while in the workplace.Our values are: Respectful - Everyone is treated with total respect regardless of position, background and beliefs. United - We collaborate and work together in the best interest of GDPI and our supported employees. Commercial and Considered - We are committed to realising good commercial results, while considering the needs of all our key stakeholders. Inclusive and Protective - Everyone is culturally, emotionally and physically safe and free to fully express themselves. Compassionate - We care for and trust each other and treat all with the utmost dignity. Excellence -We deliver our responsibilities, strive for excellence and are accountable in everything we do.

Geikie Aboriginal Corporation is an Indigenous organisation based in Queensland that aims to support its community through culturally appropriate services, programs, and economic initiatives. While specific activities are not publicly detailed, the corporation is likely engaged in community development, health, education, and employment projects that seek to improve social outcomes for Indigenous peoples. Its social impact focuses on fostering wellbeing, empowerment, and self‑determination within the Aboriginal community.

genU Business Enterprises is an Australian Disability Enterprise operating a range of businesses in the Geelong 7 Colac region. These businesses provide employment for people with a disability in a supportive work environment whilst operating to the highest commercial standards. Our businesses include hospitality, land care and business solutions genU provides meaningful employment to people with a disability whilst delivering quality and value for money products and services to our customers. genU offers a range of supported employment opportunities as well as training and pathways from school into employment as well as on to open employment.genU is a diverse and supportive workplace where supported employees will feel valued and included in their community.

The George Gray Centre is a long standing Not for Profit organisation that delivers disability supports for adults that reside in Maffra, Sale and surrounding areas. George Gray supports its clientele with daily living tasks, creative and recreational pursuits and vocational training. The George Gray Centre runs a lawn and garden maintenance crew that undertakes domestic, commercial and contractual works. The vision that directs and drives the lawn and garden maintenance business is the strong belief that all people should be supported in pursuing their vocational interests and be given an opportunity to secure gainful employment. GGC Lawn and Garden Maintenance provides a quality service to our domestic and commercial customers. Our Supervisors and Supported Employees have built a strong connection with the communities we service. We provide an enjoyable workplace for our two teams of Supported Employees and provide a fantastic service to our customers. Supported Employment provides opportunities for those living with disability to gain employment and build useful work/life skills. A tailored approach to each individuals needs and supports is undertaken to ensure an enjoyable and safe work is experienced each day. Our aim is to develop social skills, confidence and push comfort zones for personal development whilst earning an income. At the GGC our goal is to ensure each Supported Employee reaches their full potential to create pathways to open employment.

Ghinni Ghinni Youth & Culture Aboriginal Corporation is an Indigenous organisation that supports Aboriginal youth and preserves Indigenous culture. The organisation likely fosters cultural identity and provides opportunities for young Aboriginal people. Its mission is to promote Indigenous culture and support the well-being of Aboriginal youth.

Ghungabula Aboriginal Corporation is an Indigenous corporation registered in Queensland that serves its community through culturally relevant programs and services. While specific activities are not publicly detailed, it aims to promote Aboriginal wellbeing, empowerment, and economic independence. The corporation operates for the benefit of its Indigenous members and the broader community.

Gilgandra Boori's Playgroup Aboriginal Corporation provides early childhood education and development programs for Aboriginal children and their families in Gilgandra, NSW. The organisation creates a supportive environment where Indigenous children can learn through play while maintaining connection to their culture and community. Its social impact includes strengthening family bonds, preserving Aboriginal culture, and supporting positive developmental outcomes for Indigenous children in regional NSW.

Glen Industries is an Australian Disability Enterprise providing supported employment and training for people with a disability. We ar a not for profit charitable organisation and receive some funding from the Federal Government, Department of Social Services, to provide on the job support, skill development and assessments for individuals whom otherwise may not be active in the workforce. In addition, we have a responsibility under corporations law to maintain a viable business and as such provide a range of valuable products and services within Glen Innes and surrounding communities.. . We are located in beautiful Glen Innes, Celtic Country, which is a rural community of approximately 7500 people. Glen Innes is ppositioned on the intersection of the New England and Gwydir Highways, which offers scenic routes North to Brisbane and South to Sydney, and East to the coast, Coffs Harbour 2.5 hours, and West to the ranges and plains. . . We enjoy a temperate Summer, colourful Autumn, brisk Winter, with the occassional snow fall in neighbouring communities, and flourishing Spring.

Glenray is one of the largest NDIS registered support providers in the Bathurst region. We provide a range of support to meet your individual needs, from specialist disability accommodation through to community and individuals support, supported employment and lifestyle and learning day programs. We operate two commercial Social Enterprises:Glenray Industrial Services and Glenray Laundry. Our business model in these commercially competitive enterprises is to provide employment opportunities and workplace skills development for people with disability. We currently employ in excess of 50 people living with disability across our two locations. Glenray Industrial Services produces Timber products for domestic and export markets; Facilities Management and Grounds Maintenance services; Document Destruction; Packaging and Labelling onsite or offsite; Warehousing and Distribution. Glenray Laundry is a fully commercial and high volume production laundry servicing the Central Tablelands region. We provide linen hire for hotels, motels and the restaurant industry. We provide meaningful employment for people living with a disability in a supportive environment. We offer opportuniities to build capacity and learn new skills, through on the job and external training. Our employees gain confidence, independence and purpose from working with us and this reflects in their social interactions with friends, family and the community.

Gnulli Education is an Indigenous corporation based in Western Australia, primarily focused on providing educational services. It aims to support Indigenous communities through education, though specific program details are not available.

Goodradigbee Cultural & Heritage Aboriginal Corporation is an Indigenous organisation focused on preserving and promoting the cultural heritage of the Goodradigbee Aboriginal community, strengthening Indigenous identity and ensuring the transmission of cultural knowledge across generations. This work aims to support the social and cultural well-being of the community. The organisation is dedicated to protecting and sharing the history and traditions of the Goodradigbee people.

Goodstart Early Learning is a national social enterprise providing quality early childhood education and care services through a network of childcare centres and kindergarten programs. They focus on giving Australian children the best start in life through play-based learning and developmental support, with a commitment to accessibility for all families. Their social impact lies in improving educational outcomes and reducing inequality through early intervention.

Goodstart Early Learning is a social enterprise that provides high-quality child care and kindergarten services to support the development of young children. By offering early learning and childcare programs, Goodstart aims to make a positive impact on the lives of children and their families. The organisation is committed to safeguarding children and providing a nurturing environment for them to grow and learn.

Goodstart Early Learning is a social enterprise that provides high-quality child care and kindergarten services, aiming to give children the best possible start in life. They offer a range of programs and services to support early learning and development. By providing affordable and accessible child care, Goodstart helps families and communities thrive.

Goodstart Early Learning provides quality child care and kindergarten services, aiming to give children the best possible start in life. Their programs focus on early learning and childcare, as well as kindergarten and preschool education. By doing so, they contribute to the social and emotional development of young children.