Australian Social Enterprises

Papulankutja Artists Aboriginal Corporation is an Indigenous art centre based in Western Australia. It supports Aboriginal artists, fostering cultural preservation and creating economic opportunities for the community through the creation and sale of art.

Papunya Tjupi Art Centre Aboriginal Corporation is an Indigenous art centre based in the Northern Territory, supporting Aboriginal artists and fostering cultural expression. It provides economic opportunities within the community, promoting cultural preservation and exchange. The centre's activities contribute to the social and economic development of the local Indigenous community.

Pilbara and Kimberley Aboriginal Media (Aboriginal Corporation) is an Indigenous organisation operating in Western Australia. Based on its name, it likely focuses on media activities to serve and represent Aboriginal communities in the Pilbara and Kimberley regions, aiming to foster cultural preservation and community voice.

Pink Tank Creative is a brand strategy and creative design studio in Sydney, blending form and function for over two decades to solve our clients’ challenges through considered, creative and crafted solutions. We play creatively — prioritising people and purpose over profit — and love tackling all kinds of creative challenges at any stage of market activation, always putting people before profit (and making sure we’re having fun while we’re at it). Our team has led and delivered bold, meaningful work across Australia and globally for brands like Deloitte, Adidas, Western Union, Kayo, Selleys, Harris Farm Markets, Toyota, McCain’s, the NRL and TikTok (and smaller ones too, which we love just as much, if not more), and we live and work in Australia on land that always was, and always will be, Aboriginal land.

Pinnacle provides day program activities, supported employment and respite options in and around Ararat and Stawell. Our disability enterprises provide a wide variety of work such as laundry and linen services, nursery and gift ware retail, garden maintenance, logo branding and embroidery, gift ware printing, club and sports uniforms and commercial contracts. The Supported Employment Enterprises employ people with a disability. The income they receive provides a degree of financial independence, reducing the reliance on government subsidies.Pinnacle is a significant jobs provider, employing 220 full-time, part-time and casual employees equating to 77 EFT, making us one of the largest non-government employers in the Stawell-Ararat region.The enterprises also fill gaps in local business services providing greater purchasing choice for customers. We assist people with a disability to increase their skills and self-esteem by providing opportunities for training, employment and community access/inclusion. The service provides life and leisure experiences. These acquired daily living skills and independence can be transferred to home settings increasing their contribution to the household running. Attending the programs provides an important preoccupation, decreasing the supervisory demands on families.The Supported Employment Enterprises employ people with a disability who enjoy the same working conditions as those in the general workforce. The income received provides a degree of financial independence, reducing the reliance on family supports.

Pitjantjatjara Yankunytjatjara Media (Aboriginal Corporation) is an Indigenous media organisation. Based on its name, its likely social impact involves cultural preservation, language maintenance, and providing a voice for the Pitjantjatjara and Yankunytjatjara communities.

The Port Augusta Arts Collective Aboriginal Corporation is an Indigenous organisation based in Port Augusta, South Australia, dedicated to fostering and promoting Aboriginal arts. While specific programs are not detailed in the provided information, its likely social impact involves cultural preservation, community engagement, and supporting Indigenous artists.

Product Action is an Australian Disability Enterprise employing people with intellectual disabilities. We provide support, mentoring and training for our employees in order for them to actively participate in the workforce.. . The business was formed in 1986 and while the service has changed to meet the increasingly complex demands of the industry, our mandate remains the same: to provide a quality service for people with disabilities.. . At the same time however, Product Action functions as a business and is competitive within the small business sector. This is in part thanks to assistance from the Federal Government.. . We have many parents, caregivers, service providers, clients and staff who are totally committed to Product Action because they are witness to the benefits the employees get from coming to work. They also see a quality service which cares about the people who work for them and great commitment from the supported employees. Product Action is a small ADE which, very successfully, provides employment opportunities and skills development for individuals with an intellectual disability, so that they can actively participate in the workforce and increase social independence. At the same time however, Product Action functions as a business, and is competitive within the small business sector, ensuring a high quality service to our customers. Product Action provides a niche service, providing Supported Employment and skill development for individuals with high support needs increasing independence. Product Action is a small, unique service providing a person-centred approach. Our staff provide one on one support to help each individual achieve their employment and learning goals.

Puranyangu-Rangka Kerrem (Aboriginal Radio) Aboriginal Corporation operates an Aboriginal radio station in Western Australia. It serves as a crucial platform for Indigenous voices, cultural expression, and community information sharing, thereby fostering cultural preservation and strengthening community connections.

QSEC Stories is a platform by the Queensland Social Enterprise Council that showcases and celebrates diverse social enterprises across Queensland. It highlights impact-driven businesses addressing social, environmental, and community challenges across multiple sectors.

The Queen Victoria Women's Centre is an iconic Melbourne landmark that supports women and gender diverse people through creative experiences, community resources, and the power of connection. The centre provides venue hire, supports women makers through its shop and corporate gifting services, and creates programming that brings women together to connect, create and celebrate.

Queensland Remote Aboriginal Media Aboriginal Corporation is an Indigenous organisation focused on providing media services to remote Aboriginal communities across Queensland. Its primary social impact is likely to empower these communities by facilitating communication, preserving culture, and disseminating relevant information.

Regenerative Communities is a community development social enterprise based in Mildura, VIC that helps rural and regional communities develop regenerative capacity through holistic, systems-thinking approaches. They provide planning, research, and community development services to local governments, nonprofits, and community organisations, fostering collective wellbeing and strong local identity.

Renew Design (also trading as Re:New Design) is a Queensland-based interior design studio specializing in workplace, retail and hospitality design. As a certified Social Trader, they provide architecture, planning, design, and furniture services with a focus on environmental sustainability as their primary social beneficiary.

The Roebourne Art Group Aboriginal Corporation is an Indigenous-led organisation dedicated to fostering and promoting Aboriginal art within the Roebourne community. It aims to achieve cultural preservation, economic empowerment for Indigenous artists, and strengthen community identity through artistic expression.

Rottnest Island Deaths Group Aboriginal Corporation is an Indigenous organisation dedicated to acknowledging and commemorating the historical deaths of Aboriginal people who perished while imprisoned on Rottnest Island (Wadjemup). The corporation focuses on truth-telling, reconciliation, and providing support to Indigenous communities affected by this significant historical injustice through remembrance and advocacy.

SAIMA Torres Strait Islanders Corporation is an Indigenous organisation based in Queensland, focused on promoting and supporting Torres Strait Islander art, cultural preservation, and community development. The organisation aims to empower the Torres Strait Islander community and preserve their cultural heritage. This contributes to the overall well-being and development of the community.

Saltwater Freshwater Arts Alliance Aboriginal Corporation is an Indigenous organisation dedicated to promoting and supporting Aboriginal arts and culture. Operating as an alliance, it likely fosters cultural expression and provides opportunities for Indigenous artists and communities.

Saltwater People is an Indigenous-owned creative agency based in Queensland's tropical north, delivering strategic design communications and cross-cultural engagement services. Founded in 2018, they connect artists and creatives with organisations seeking meaningful impact, creating diverse teams that deliver shared value for First Nations communities.

Silverlea started over 50 years ago by a group of concerned citizens to provide education services to children with developmental delays it expanded to take in accommodation services, transport, education and employment services over time

SkillsConnection is a not for profit Community organisation.We provide services and supports to people of all ages and abilities. We provide services 24 hours 7 days per week 52 weeks of the year. We pride ourselves on our quick response for request for services and we support participants where possible to choose their own support staff to ensure personality compatibility.We are registered provides with Department of Health & Human Services (DHHS), Transport Accident Authority (TAC), Department Social Services (DSS) and National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS).We hold current quality accreditation for National Disability Service Standards (NDSS) Human Service Standards (HSS) and ISO9001:2008

Songlines Music Aboriginal Corporation is an Indigenous organization based in Victoria that supports Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander artists and preserves cultural heritage through music. The corporation promotes Indigenous musical traditions and creates opportunities for Indigenous musicians, contributing to community engagement and cultural preservation.

Southern Design Group is one of Australia’s leading suppliers of architectural hardware, shaping spaces for over 40 years through our portfolio of brands Bankston, Iver and TradCo. Guided by conscious craftsmanship, we believe every product tells a story of thoughtful design and intentional impact. We create beautifully designed architectural hardware that elevates spaces with a lasting impact. For us, great design is more than aesthetics; it is about crafting a future where beauty and purpose go hand in hand. As a Certified B Corporation, we are committed to continuous improvement, proving that exceptional design and positive impact can coexist, today and into the future.