Australian Social Enterprises

Enitiate is an organisation which runs semester-long projects in which engineering students gain experience working on technical projects to assist charitable or community organisations. Enitiate aims to empower engineering students to generate tangible value to community partners, through the engagement in real-world projects under the guidance of professional industry partners.

We activate entrepreneurship in remote First Nation communities by supporting community-led enterprises that foster health and well-being. Our approach is place-based and community-led. We focus on building the capacity of communities to activate local economies through enterprise. Our aim is to address a gap in early-stage support that builds foundational skills in entrepreneurship and small business. We do this by facilitating enterprise-based projects that build capacity, strong partnerships and enabling ecosystems. Our model is trauma informed, relationship based and responsive to the unique context of each community that we are invited to support.Our Vision; First Nations women in the Kimberley using entrepreneurship as a pathway to healing, leadership, economic empowerment and self determination. Our mission is to build partnerships which enable First Nations women to access the right support to use entrepreneurship as a vehicle for social change for their families and communities

EON Aboriginal Corporation is an Indigenous registered corporation and charity that works to advance the social, cultural and economic wellbeing of Aboriginal people in Western Australia. It delivers a range of community‑focused initiatives that aim to improve health, education, employment and cultural outcomes for Indigenous families, although detailed program information is not publicly available.

Information regarding the operational activities, programs, and specific social impact of Esperance Aboriginal Corporation is not available in the provided public register details.

Esperance Tjaltjraak Native Title Aboriginal Corporation RNTBC is an Indigenous organisation that manages native title rights and interests on behalf of the Tjaltjraak people in Western Australia. Its social impact includes protecting cultural heritage, sustainable land management, and fostering economic and social benefits for its members. The organisation plays a vital role in preserving the cultural identity and traditional lands of the Tjaltjraak people.

FISH provides opportunities for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people to improve their social and emotional wellbeing and break intergenerational cycles of trauma, poverty and engagement in the justice system.

Flywell Aboriginal Corporation is an Indigenous corporation registered in Western Australia, however, its specific activities, services, and social impact are not detailed. The organisation's goals and objectives are not available due to limited information. Further research is required to understand its social impact.

For Blue exists to enrich ocean health and human wealth, together, forever. Focused on the Eastern Indian Ocean, For Blue facilitates the growth of both individual ocean innovations and sustainable blue economies. For Blue is committed to creating a business model worth emulating and operates as a profit-for-purpose social enterprise, donating 50% of profits and 1% of revenue to ocean health charities. Social purpose ventures incubated by, and spun out of, For Blue include: Blue Assembly, Engineering Ocean Solutions conference, Blue Growth Conference and the State of the Blue Economy Forum and Report.

Four Mile Aboriginal Corporation is an Indigenous corporation registered in Western Australia, but its specific activities and social impact are unknown. It is likely to provide services or support to Indigenous communities. Further information is not available due to limited data.

The French Family Aboriginal Corporation is an Indigenous Corporation registered with the Office of the Registrar of Indigenous Corporations (ORIC) in Western Australia. Due to a lack of available public information and an inaccessible website, its specific activities, programs, and social impact cannot be determined.

Friends of Bibbawarra Bore Aboriginal Corporation is an Indigenous corporation registered in Western Australia. Specific details regarding its activities, programs, and social impact are not available from the provided information.