Australian Social Enterprises

Eco gifts that spark joy. Jewellery and homewares that simply delight and support artisans and the planet. We make every gift you give from our collection beautiful, practical, and purpose-driven—a little spark of joy that also makes the world better. Our Philosophy: Our guiding principle is simple: do no harm to people, or the planet. Then, wherever we can, we go further. We choose makers and materials that create positive change. Every product starts with the people who make it. We work with artisans and communities around the globe who share our vision for a better world. That means no forced labour, no child labour. Ever. Whenever possible, we choose to partner with disadvantaged communities, giving them fair access to market so they can grow their businesses, preserve traditional crafts, and support their own communities. 1. Artisans & Makers: We collaborate with talented craftspeople whose skills turn raw materials into beautiful, lasting products. 2. Fair Trade: We ensure fair pay, safe working conditions, and respect for the rights of everyone in our supply chain. Joyously protecting the planet through: 1. Minimise: We encourage you to use quality, practical goods that you love and cherish, minimising things ending up in landfill. 2. Reuse: Wherever possible, we aim for all of our goods to be able to reusable with a long life. 3. Recycle, Upcycle, Compost: When our goods eventually do come to the end of their life, we would want them to be able to be repurposed, recycled, or fully compostable. Packaging that's thoughtful by Design Upcycled Gift Bows, with a story: Instead of single-use ribbons, we use gift ribbon made from upcycled saris turning textile waste into something joyful, meaningful and unique. Designed to Be Reused: Our packaging isntt made for one moment. We've incorporated design choices that encourage reuse, so boxes and materials can live on well beyond delivery day. Right-Sized Packaging wherever we can: We aim to match packaging size to the product - reducing excess materials, empty space and transport emissions wherever it's practical. Bringing Customers Along the Journey: We're open about our choices - and why they matter. Through clear, friendly messaging, we help customers understand our approach, with more improvements still to come. Plastic Bubble Wrap removed: We've phased out plastic bubble wrap, replacing it with alternatives that protect products without increasing the demand for more plastic. Pre-Loved Boxes given new life: Wherever possible, we ship orders inpre-loved cardboard boxes, keeping quality materials in use for longer and reducing demand for new packaging.

All Points Developments and Construction Indigenous Corporation is an Indigenous business likely operating in the development and construction sector in NSW. Its primary social impact is inferred to be the creation of economic opportunities and employment for Indigenous Australians.

Allara Creative sells a wide range of quirky, relatable, black and white products (including greeting cards, posters, tea towels, mugs, etc) and provides graphic design services. Every purchase helps us to run our work-integrated social enterprise which provides employment, 1-1 support from volunteers, training and mentoring to newly-arrived refugee women in Canberra.

Allawaw Aboriginal Corporation is an Indigenous corporation registered with the Office of the Registrar of Indigenous Corporations. Due to limited information, its specific activities and social impact are unknown. It is likely to support Indigenous communities in some capacity.

The Alliance of NSW Aboriginal Community Controlled RTOs is an organisation that supports and strengthens Aboriginal Community Controlled Registered Training Organisations in New South Wales, contributing to improved vocational education and training outcomes for Aboriginal people and fostering self-determination in the education sector. This organisation aims to empower Aboriginal communities through education and training. It likely works to address the unique needs of Aboriginal people in NSW.

Allied Indigenous and Aboriginal Corporation is an Indigenous corporation registered in NSW. The provided information does not detail its specific activities, programs, or direct social impact beyond its status as an Indigenous entity.

Amaroo Aboriginal Corporation is an Indigenous corporation, however, its operational activities and social impact are not specified in the provided public register details. It is registered with the Office of the Registrar of Indigenous Corporations and the Australian Charities and Not-for-profits Commission. Further information is required to determine its specific objectives and outcomes.

Amaroo Park Indigenous Corporation is an Indigenous corporation registered with the Office of the Registrar of Indigenous Corporations (ORIC) in NSW. The provided information does not detail its specific activities, programs, or social impact beyond its status as an Indigenous entity.

Among The Trees is a social enterprise that works with reclaimed timber to provide useable wood, machining and manufacturing, and woodworking courses for the public, all with the primary goal of diverting timber from landfill.

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.

Breaking down barriers to accessing healthcare (including socioeconomic, geographic and stigma related barriers that stop individuals from seeking the help they need), through delivering high quality person centred, clinician-led services fully via telehealth and underpinned by supporting technology for clients. Improving the health and wellness of individuals struggling with addiction and making withdrawal and recovery services accessible to more people who need them. To transform the way the world treats addiction - replacing cycles of relapse with a global movement of hope and lasting recovery, reaching one million families by 2035.

Arcadia Aboriginal Corporation is an Indigenous corporation registered with the Office of the Registrar of Indigenous Corporations (ORIC) in New South Wales. The provided information is limited to its administrative registration details and does not describe its specific activities, programs, or social impact.

Our organisation's mission is to empower and create a secure and sustainable future for Australian women who have survived financial abuse through education, employment, and financial aid. We believe that only by empowering women to stand on their own two feet can we truly enable them to realise their full potential. Arise Foundation's goal is to equip victims of financial abuse and domestic violence with the skills necessary to achieve and maintain independence. We empower our Arise Women by providing education and job placements through Arise Academy.

The Armidale Aboriginal Corporation Youth Club is an Indigenous organisation based in Armidale, NSW, likely focused on supporting and engaging Aboriginal youth in the region. Specific details about its programs and social impact are not available from the provided information.