Australian Social Enterprises

The Aboriginal Corporation of Tasmania Legal Services is an Indigenous corporation and registered charity dedicated to providing legal services. Its core social impact is to enhance access to justice and offer essential legal support for Aboriginal people residing in Tasmania.

Ballawinne Aboriginal Corporation is an Indigenous corporation registered in Tasmania. The provided information details its administrative status but does not specify its operational activities or the particular social impact it aims to achieve.

Bluegum specialises in broad-acre grounds maintenance for industrial and commercial customers, including: - management of weeds and introduced species - brush-cutter, mower, chainsaw and slasher operations - revegetation of native plants - felling small trees We have 30 years of experience providing reliable and high-quality services with an impeccable safety record. Products and services include Building Trade, Repairs & Maintenance, Horticulture & arboriculture, Industrial Production & manufacture. Primary beneficiaries include People with disabilities. Social Traders status: Certified. Membership: Connections Membership.

A commercial laundry with social impact. Our mission to create meaningful employment for people of diverse abilities, cultures and backgrounds is supported by the ‘for purpose’ commercial enterprise that delivers professional laundry and linen services to Tasmanian businesses. Products and services include Cleaning Services & Equipment & Supplies. Primary beneficiaries include People with disabilities. Social Traders status: Certified. Membership: Connections Membership.

Brumby Hill Aboriginal Corporation is an Indigenous corporation registered in Tasmania. The provided information from the ORIC public register does not detail its specific activities, programs, or social impact.

Circular Head Aboriginal Corporation is an Indigenous corporation registered with ORIC and an ACNC registered charity. The provided information does not detail its specific activities or social impact.

Conservation Management supports communities to manage land and sea – from planning to implementing, learning, and adapting. Our approach is community-centric, disciplined, scalable, systematic, and evidence-based and particularly sought-after by First Nations communities for use in inter-cultural contexts. Our approach supports First Nations, government agencies, area-based project developers and NGOs to engage meaningfully and grow mutual understanding and benefits. Products and services include Architecture, Planning & Design, Community & Social Services, Training & Education Services. Primary beneficiaries include Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islanders. Social Traders status: Certified. Membership: Connections Membership.

We offer a range of supports across our organisation to care for people on their journey in life and welcome you to explore as many or as little as you choose. - Supported Independent Living - 30 homes with shared accommodation - Short Term Accommodation - Respite & Short-Term accommodation - Community Access & Day Support - Programs of support to engage within the community - Supported Employment - Supported employment for Gardening, Hospitality & Coagulating and Sewing Room- In Home Support - Support for daily living services - Devonfield Services - Catering, Gardening, Meals to go, Business Services and more The Devonfield journey began in 1954 when a group of local community members created a school for disabled children within our community. After 5 years of fundraising the original Devonfield school was built in 1959. Today, 65 years on, we enter a new phase of our existence, however we continue to provide what we always have: supported accommodation, supported employment, disability support and positive encouragement towards the people we work with. Our extensive range of supports and accommodation offer people with disability the opportunity to explore life on their terms and the freedom to live an independent life. We have a dedicated team with experienced staff to support our employees and we are committed to each one of employees to develop a sense of belonging to our Devonfield community as a valued member. As a result, employees come and go over the time but many employees have been happy to work with us for 20+ years until they decide to retire. We celebrate each milestone and assist all employees to build confidence to be themselves and become more independent in our community. We provide a great supporting environment for all employees to thrive and their family members can rely on us.

The Elders Council of Tasmania Aboriginal Corporation is an Indigenous organisation registered with ORIC and the ACNC, based in Tasmania. It likely focuses on representing and supporting Aboriginal Elders within the Tasmanian community, though specific programs and activities are not detailed in the provided information.

Primary beneficiaries include Other disadvantaged people. Social Traders status: Certified. Membership: Connections Membership.

First Peoples (Tasmania) Aboriginal Corporation is an Indigenous corporation registered with the Office of the Registrar of Indigenous Corporations (ORIC). The provided public register entry does not detail its specific activities or social impact, as the main extract failed to load.

First Tasmanians Aboriginal Corporation (FTAC) is an Indigenous corporation registered in Tasmania. The provided public register details from ORIC do not specify its operational activities or the particular social impact it aims to achieve beyond its status as an Indigenous organisation.

Hamlet exists to empower people who are underrepresented in the workforce, with a focus on people living with disability. We delivering targetted training in the tourism and hospitality industry to people facing barriers to empoyment through our social enterprise operations which include a cafe, catering business, condiments line and food relief project. Products and services include Catering & Hospitality. Primary beneficiaries include People with disabilities. Social Traders status: Certified. Membership: Connections Membership.

Indigenous Tasmanians Aboriginal Corporation provides housing services to Indigenous people in Tasmania, aiming to improve living conditions and address housing needs within the community. This work contributes to the overall well-being of Indigenous Tasmanians. The organisation's efforts help to bridge the gap in housing services for Indigenous people in the region.

Karadi Aboriginal Corporation is an Indigenous corporation committed to serving Indigenous communities in Tasmania. Its primary social impact stems from its dedication to supporting Indigenous people, though specific activities are not detailed.

Kunyanyi Aboriginal Corporation is an Indigenous organisation registered in Tasmania with the Office of the Registrar of Indigenous Corporations (ORIC). The provided information is limited to registration details, so specific activities and social impact beyond its status as an Aboriginal Corporation are not detailed.

lakapawa lutruwita Aboriginal Corporation is an Indigenous business registered with the Office of the Registrar of Indigenous Corporations (ORIC) in Tasmania. The provided public register details do not specify its operational activities, programs, or social impact.

Land and Sea Aboriginal Corporation Tasmania is an Indigenous-led organisation based in Tasmania. While specific activities are not detailed in the provided register, its name and associated email suggest involvement in land and sea resource management, potentially including seafood. Its social impact likely focuses on Indigenous economic empowerment and cultural connection to country.