Directory
Australian Social Enterprises
9 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.
Engage2
Social impact and engagement consultancy helping organisations design, invest in and measure community outcomes.
Angry Bull Trails
Adventure tourism with purpose - combining a world-class trail network, local jobs for young people and stronger communities. Angry Bull Trails is a purpose-driven social enterprise based in Tenterfield NSW. We are developing over 150km of mountain bike and adventure trails, alongside a vibrant visitor hub with cafe, meeting space, visitor information and rider services. Our focus is on creating employment, mentoring and training opportunities for young people, while growing sustainable regional tourism and outdoor experiences. All revenue is reinvested back into trail maintenance, jobs and community impact.
Dynamic4
Dynamic4 is a social enterprise and B Corp specialising in regenerative leadership, design, and innovation with a focus on purpose and wellbeing for happier communities to accelerate the transition to more regenerative ways of living and doing business. We help our clients design, build, and launch product, service, and business model ideas that customers and teams love, make money, and do great things for people and our planet while increasing wellbeing.
Circular EconomyCorporate VolunteeringEvent ManagementMarketing and DesignProfessional ServicesTraining and EmploymentOtherCharities and Social EnterprisesChildren and YouthCommunity and ConnectionDisability and NeurodivergenceEmployment and LivelihoodsEnd of Life SupportEnvironment and SustainabilityFirst Nations PeopleHealth and WellnessHuman RightsLocal Economic DevelopmentRefugees and MigrantsSeniors and Older PeopleWomenOther
Forward Thinking Design (also t/as FTD Circular)
Forward Thinking Design is a certified social enterprise delivering built environment and fitout circular economy advisory and socially responsible design services, to help organisations save money, lower environmental impact, and create positive community outcomes.
Circular EconomyFurniture and FurnishingsProfessional ServicesTraining and EmploymentWaste ManagementAnimal WelfareCharities and Social EnterprisesCommunity and ConnectionDisability and NeurodivergenceEmployment and LivelihoodsEnvironment and SustainabilityHealth and WellnessHousing and Basic NeedsLGBTQI+Local Economic DevelopmentWomen
Roswods
Roswods is a food manufacturer/distributor and here to make regenerative and responsibly grown food accessible to everyday households, while restoring soil health, supporting farmers and rebuilding trust in the food system. We enable everyday households to access nourishment that cares for all three aspects: your wellness, the planet, and the communities who grow your food, making it part of everyday life.
ShoreTrack
ShoreTrack delivers mowing, rural fencing, firewood, metalwork, woodwork and practical project services while creating paid training and employment pathways for young people. Based in the Nambucca Valley, our work-integrated social enterprise supports young people who are disengaged from school, training, employment or community to build practical skills, confidence, workplace expectations and connections to local industry. Revenue from our services helps sustain hands-on learning, mentoring and supported pathways into further education, training and entry-level employment.
The Big Feed
Building engaging online learning experiences around food, wellbeing and community resilience.
Think+DO Tank Foundation
Think+DO Tank Foundation collaborates with low-income and marginalised, urban communities in NSW, focusing on culturally and linguistically diverse women and children. Together, we develop a shared way of doing things, designing projects that have a demonstrated and lasting impact. Our evidence-based, replicable approaches improve social cohesion; reduce isolation; strengthen community capacity; and foster equity. By using the arts, imagination and creativity and social enterprise to approach communities we shift the realms of possibility while we simultaneously address the pragmatic challenges of disadvantage which hinder change.
Arts and RecreationCateringEducationEvent ManagementFood Production and AgricultureHealth and Community ServicesProfessional ServicesProperty and Space HireRetail and Wholesale TradeTraining and EmploymentArts and CultureCharities and Social EnterprisesChildren and YouthCommunity and ConnectionEmployment and LivelihoodsHealth and WellnessHuman RightsJustice and Anti-RecidivismLGBTQI+Local Economic DevelopmentRefugees and MigrantsWomen
YEP Careers
We build confidence, employability skills, entrepreneurship capability and strong mentor connections for meaningful pathways into employment and enterprise. YEP Careers delivers practical, real-world and strengths-based programs that equip people to discover careers aligned to their passions, strengths and the needs of local industries. We work with people of all ages, with strong experience working with young people and those who face complex barriers to employment, including people in the criminal justice system. Our mentoring approach provides steady guidance, industry insight and the kind of support that keeps participants engaged and moving forward, whether they choose business ownership or working for an organisation. We partner with all levels of government, industry and community organisations across regional NSW to deliver locally responsive programs that lead to meaningful, sustainable employment and enterprise outcomes.