Australian Social Enterprises

Jarrdimba Bayamuku Aboriginal Corporation is an Indigenous organisation dedicated to supporting and strengthening Aboriginal children. Its core social impact focuses on enhancing the wellbeing and future prospects of Indigenous youth within their community.

Not for Profit Organisation employing people with a disability. provide meaningful employment for people with a disabilty and highlight their sense of inclusion in our community. A safe work environment for people with a disability ongoing upskill training and providing a sense of belonging and improving their self esteem

Kal'ang Community Care Aboriginal Corporation is an Indigenous community organisation providing care and support services to Aboriginal people in Queensland. Registered with ORIC and ACNC, the organisation aims to improve health and wellbeing outcomes for First Nations communities through culturally appropriate support services.

Kambu Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Corporation for Health is an Indigenous corporation based in Queensland dedicated to delivering comprehensive health services to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities. The organisation aims to improve the health and well-being outcomes for Indigenous peoples through culturally appropriate and accessible healthcare programs.

Karnte Aboriginal Corporation is an Indigenous‑owned charity based in the Northern Territory that supports its community through culturally appropriate services, programs and economic development initiatives. The corporation aims to improve social outcomes for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples by delivering services in areas such as health, education, employment, housing and cultural preservation. While detailed operational activities are not publicly disclosed, its registration as a charity indicates a focus on delivering public benefit and social impact.

Byron Bay Herb Nursery is a non-profit charity that provides employment and training opportunities for people with a disability who require on-going support to work. Our primary business is the environmentally best practice production of high quality herbs to the horticulture market. Katia Project Inc provides paid employment and training opportunities in the Byron Shire for people with a disability who require training and support to work. Our person-centred approach ensures that our workers are in the centre of service design, planning, delivery and review. This enables them to shape and direct service and support arrangements to suit their strengths, needs and goals, with the support of their family, friends, carers and advocates. Our primary business is the environmentally best practice production and profitable sales of high quality herbs to the horticulture and retail markets. We are committed to the physical, mental and spiritual health of our employees, customers and the community. To this end we seek to provide a place of business that is accessible, respectful and inclusive, provides challenges, rewards accomplishments, promotes learning, and encourages contributions to the business, industry and community.

Katungul Aboriginal Corporation Regional Health and Community Services is an Indigenous corporation dedicated to providing essential health and community services. Its primary goal is to support the well-being and improve outcomes for Aboriginal communities in regional areas of NSW.

The Kimberley Stolen Generation Aboriginal Corporation provides culturally appropriate support, advocacy, and healing services to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people affected by the Stolen Generations in the Kimberley region of Western Australia. The organization runs programs that address trauma, preserve cultural heritage, and empower survivors and their descendants to reconnect with family and community. By offering these services, it strives to mitigate the long‑term impacts of historical injustice and promote wellbeing within Indigenous communities.

Knoxbrooke was born out of an initiative of Rotary Ferntree Gully and Belgrave in 1966 when it was identified that the local area required such a service for a growing local community. It has been Knoxbrooke’s long and proud tradition of being there for people with disabilities and their families in a way that is valued. Knoxbrooke offer's social enterprises in both the West Gippsland and Outer Eastern areas of Melbourne, providing a broad range of employment, training and support options. Knoxbrooke Nursery - a commercial wholesale nursery supplying a broad range of plants to the retail and landscape markets in VIC, NSW, ACT, SA & VIC. Knoxbrooke Pack+Assemble - offering commercial packaging, assembly, collation, 3PL and container unloading services. Knoxbrooke Garden - commercial and domestic garden maintenance (West Gippsland only) Knoxbrooke Coffee - cafe and catering services (West Gippsland only) Vintage Vibes - upcycling clothing, furniture, jewelry and housewares (West Gippsland only) Knoxbrooke is a major local employer in both regions it operates offering employment, training and support options. With over 150 people living with disability employed and being paid award wages, through employment we change give the opportunity to help people live a fulfilling life to achieve their personal goals and contribute in the community. Each person that works for Knoxbrooke brings a particular skill set that is required to successfully operate our social enterprises. As an organisation we focus on people strengths which in turn brings the best out of people. In doing this, each persons confidence is boosted and brings about a healthy culture of working together.

Kurrajong operates 10 commercial enterprises across the Murrumbidgee region including Wagga Wagga, Deniliquin, Leeton, Narrandera and West Wyalong. 130 supported employees are employed providing services in and to the community including general commercial and domestic recycling, e-recycling, bin management, solar panel recycling, property services, laundry, catering and timber processing. Our vision is to create open, accessible and inclusive communities for all people. Our supported employees and staff make a valuable contribution to our community by providing quality, reliable and safe services that are important to the people we live and work with. Kurrajong takes pride in the person centred supports we provide to our supported employees that assist them to attain their work goals and to lead the productive and rewarding lives of their choice. We support our people with training, staying safe, and conquering any barriers to achievement.

Disability support service with ADE's and various other supports. LFE Community Supports provides vital services to our community by offering Specialist Disability Accommodation, Community Inclusion, Early Intervention, Mental Health Service, Respite and Supported Employment. By Providing an alternate income stream to their pensions, providing training and support through employment with the hope of securing open employment and mentoring and advocating on clients behalf if required.

Lanigiroba Healing Aboriginal Corporation is a registered Indigenous corporation in New South Wales, potentially focusing on healing or well-being initiatives for Aboriginal communities. The organisation aims to deliver social impact through its programs and services. However, specific details are not available due to limited public information.

Latrobe Valley Men's Place Aboriginal Corporation is an Indigenous organisation that likely supports Aboriginal men within the Latrobe Valley region in Victoria. The specific activities and social impact are not detailed, but it aims to deliver social value to the Indigenous community. Its primary focus is on the well-being of Aboriginal men.

Leonora Aboriginal Residents Group Aboriginal Corporation is an Indigenous organisation based in Leonora, Western Australia, that supports the local Aboriginal community through a range of services and programs. It aims to improve social outcomes by addressing housing, employment, health, and cultural needs while fostering community empowerment and self‑determination.

Lifeline Op Shop Ballarat is a retail social enterprise that sells donated second-hand goods to raise funds for Lifeline's critical support services. The shop provides affordable shopping options to the local community while directly funding Lifeline's 24/7 crisis support line, counselling services, and suicide prevention programs across Victoria.

Bindi Enterprises ADE is a unique employment provider, offering employment options to people with physical and intellectual disabilities, operating in the Alice Springs community for 40 years. Bindi as a part of Lifestyle Solutions offers a day program, Second Bite food program and supported accommodation. The organisation is largely multi-cultural offering support from staff with field relevant qualifications. The Bindi Enterprises employment service has a focus on Indigenous economic development and offering programs to suit the needs of the community members. The enterprise offers case management and therapeutic development with health assistance. Lifestyle Solutions is supporting around 70 people with disabilities in Alice Springs, this includes 20-25 supported employees with the Bindi Enterprise. Bindi Enterprises is an Australian Disability Enterprise providing meaningful and innovative employment options to people with disability offering training, professional development and income opportunities. Bindi is a multi-cultural social enterprise offering employment to urban and remote Australians.

Logan Culture, Education and Wellbeing Torres Strait Islander Corporation supports Torres Strait Islander people in the Logan region of Queensland through cultural programs, educational initiatives, and community wellbeing services. The organisation strengthens Indigenous identity and community resilience by preserving Torres Strait Islander heritage while improving access to education and health support. Its work contributes to closing the gap in Indigenous outcomes by empowering community members through cultural connection and skill development.

Lullas Children and Family Centre Aboriginal Corporation is an Indigenous organisation based in Victoria, dedicated to supporting Aboriginal children and their families. The organisation aims to provide services and foster well-being within the Indigenous community. Its specific programs and services are not available due to limited information.

Maalak Aboriginal Corporation is an Indigenous corporation registered in Western Australia that aims to support the wellbeing and advancement of Aboriginal peoples. Due to limited publicly available information, its specific activities, programs and social impact are not detailed in the public register.

Maaruma-Li Aboriginal Corporation operates as an Aboriginal Medical Service, delivering essential health services primarily to Indigenous communities. Its core social impact is to enhance the health and well-being of Aboriginal people in New South Wales.

Macleay Options Ltd. is a not-for-profit organisation providing meaningful opportunities for adults living with a disability by offering a variety of quality services which will promote independence and community participation through employment options for support employee's, day activities and support at home. Macleay Options Ltd. is a not-for-profit organisation providing meaningful opportunities for adults living with a disability by offering a variety of quality services which will promote independence and community participation through employment options for support employee's, day activities and support at home. Macleay Options Ltd provides education and work opportunities, social inclusion and networks, and a safe environment that acts in the interests of our employees and clients with honesty, integrity, fairness and goodwill. We work cooperatively with carers, family and appropriate agencies to further the welfare of our employees and clients, recognising the importance of developing meaningful personal reltionships.

Maitland United Aboriginal Corporation is an Indigenous‑owned organisation registered in New South Wales that works to improve the social, economic and cultural wellbeing of Aboriginal peoples in the Maitland area. The corporation delivers a range of community‑focused services, cultural programs and social‑enterprise initiatives that aim to empower local families, youth and elders while fostering sustainable development within the region.

Maitland United Rugby League Sports Club Indigenous Corporation operates as an Indigenous community sports club in NSW, providing rugby league facilities and programs for local Indigenous communities. The organization fosters community engagement, promotes physical health and wellbeing, and creates opportunities for Indigenous participation in sport.

Mala'la Health Service Aboriginal Corporation is an Indigenous-led organisation providing health services to improve health outcomes and well-being for Aboriginal communities in the Northern Territory. The organisation aims to address health disparities and promote overall well-being. It is an ACNC-registered charity and Aboriginal Corporation.