Australian Social Enterprises

Us Mob Writing Group Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Corporation is an Indigenous business in the ACT, but its specific activities and social impact are unknown. It is likely focused on promoting Indigenous culture and literacy. Further information is not available due to limited data.

Vertex Cyber Security is an Australian owned and operated business providing industry leading Cyber Security services and products to small and medium sized organisations. Vertex support organisations across a wide variety of industries including startups, scaleups, fintechs, education, financial services, legal and other professional services. Vertex's mission is: to provide relevant, actionable and industry-leading Cyber Security advice, products and services to Australian and international businesses; to ensure these products and services are accessible for organisations of all sizes; to fulfil their mission whilst demonstrating the highest possible care and respect for their team, clients, environment and local communities; and, to encapsulate and model the ethos of “business as a force for good” in the world. Vertex Cyber Security is an Australian owned and operated business providing industry leading Cyber Security services and products to small and medium sized organisations. Vertex support organisations across a wide variety of industries including startups, scaleups, fintechs, education, financial services, legal and other professional services. Vertex's mission is: to provide relevant, actionable and industry-leading Cyber Security advice, products and services to Austr

Voice of Hope Aboriginal Corporation is an Indigenous charity and Aboriginal Corporation operating in Western Australia. The organisation appears focused on serving and supporting Aboriginal communities through community development and empowerment initiatives. Limited operational details are publicly available due to restricted access to their corporate documentation.

Waagan Learn Aboriginal Corporation is an Indigenous corporation registered in New South Wales. Based on its name, it likely focuses on learning and educational initiatives, aiming to provide social impact within Aboriginal communities. However, specific details about its programs and activities are not available from the provided public register.

Wadja Wadja Aboriginal Corporation for Education is an Indigenous organisation that delivers educational services to support the social and cultural development of Aboriginal communities. It provides learning opportunities to contribute to their development. The organisation aims to make a positive impact on the lives of Aboriginal people.

Australian Disability Enterprise offering employment and training opportunities to people with different abilities. We offer training and employment opportunities to people with different abilities. Thereby enabling them to be the best that they can be and make a real contribution to society and the community. Through on the job training and skills development, employees have the chance to work in a variety of roles and job challenges. The knowledge gained assists in building self esteem, confidence and independence.

Wan'di Aboriginal Corporation is an Indigenous‑owned organisation registered in Queensland that aims to support Aboriginal peoples and Torres Strait Islander communities through culturally appropriate services and programs, although detailed activities are not publicly available.

Wandjarri Mali Media Arts and Language Aboriginal Corporation is an Indigenous organisation focused on the preservation and promotion of Aboriginal culture through media arts and language initiatives. Its activities aim to empower the community through cultural expression and revitalisation. This organisation contributes to the preservation of Indigenous culture and language.

Wangarang Industries is a not-for-profit Australian Disability Enterprise (ADE), providing jobs and training for people with a variety of disabilities throughout the Central West region of NSW. Established in 1952, Wangarang is essentially a commercial business that provides real work in a supported environment for more than 125 people with a disability, many of whom would otherwise be unable to work. Our supported employees undertake a diverse range of jobs from straightforward to quite complex in a range of work settings from factory based to mobile work crews. Wangarang offers a range of business and domestic services throughout Orange and the Central West, including: Gardening and lawn maintenance, textile production and repair, component assembly, document scanning, shredding, sewing and alterations, labelling, commercial cleaning, mailing and packaging. Wangarang provide services to a large and diverse customer base ranging from individuals and small sole proprietor businesses through to large multinational corporations. In addition, Wangarang also provides Life Choices and Active Ageing day programs. These programs aim to develop and maintain the participants’ ability to take part in community life, enhance independence, and provide ongoing learning, development and social interaction. Wangarang Industries is a not-for-profit Australian Disability Enterprise (ADE), providing jobs and training for people with disabilities throughout the Central West region of NSW. Wangarang offers a range of business and domestic services throughout Orange and the Central West, including: Gardening and lawn maintenance, textile production and repair, component assembly, document scanning, shredding, sewing and alterations, labelling, commercial cleaning, mailing and packaging. Wangarang also provides Life Choices and Active Ageing day programs. These programs aim to develop and maintain the participants’ ability to take part in community life, enhance independence, and provide ongoing learning, development and social interaction. Established in 1952, Wangarang is essentially a commercial business that provides real work in a supported environment for more than 125 people with a disability, many of whom would otherwise be unable to work. Wangarang not only provide jobs for people with disabilities, but also provide them with a sense of purpose and belonging in our community. Social interaction, friendship and comradery are all an important part of Wangarang.

Wangka Maya Pilbara Aboriginal Language Centre preserves, revitalises, and promotes Indigenous languages within the Pilbara region of Western Australia. The organisation strengthens cultural identity and facilitates intergenerational knowledge transfer for Aboriginal communities, helping maintain irreplaceable cultural heritage. Its work supports community wellbeing by maintaining connections to traditional knowledge and language.

Warlpiri Media Aboriginal Corporation is an Indigenous organisation and registered charity based in the Northern Territory. It operates in the media sector, serving the Warlpiri community through media production and dissemination. Its primary social impact involves cultural preservation and community development.

Waverley Helpmates believes that people with disabilities should have the same opportunities as any other person for employment and employment based training which is compatible with their abilities.

Wellington Valley Wiradjuri Aboriginal Corporation supports the Wiradjuri community in NSW through initiatives focused on cultural preservation, social empowerment, and economic development. The corporation likely operates programs that enhance community wellbeing and self-determination for Indigenous peoples in the region. However, specific details about its activities are not publicly available.

Westbourne Cares Indigenous Corporation is an Indigenous corporation that likely provides care or support services, potentially within an educational context or for Indigenous communities. The organisation's specific details and operations are not publicly available. It is registered in NSW and may be affiliated with Westbourne College.

Westcare Incorporated is a Australian Disability Enterprise (ADE) and a not-for-profit Social Enterprise, providing meaningful employment, high quality development opportunities, training and accommodation for people living with a disability. We have been carrying out our mission since 1947. Westcare is a registered NDIS service providerAs an ADE, Westcare provides a wide range of employment and training across our commercial businesses, these being: Westcare Print (Nedlands, WA)A commercial printing facility offering a full range of graphic materials from stickers to signage. We also provide a full end to end secure mail service, from processing, printing and delivery to receipt and sorting of physical mail. Westcare Box (Bassendan, WA)Westcare manufacture spare part boxes, pathology containers and storage products all made in Australia from fully recyclable materials. Westcare Foodpak (Bassendean, WA)Westcare decant large volume goods such as powders or granular products into small volume packaging for resale (think flour or spices). We offer either a standard or organic food processing environment, both being fully audited to the relevant Australian standards. Westcare Industrial Packaging (Bassendean, WA)Westcare provide a fulfilment service at any volume to assist getting your products to your customers. Our team are Pick and Pack specialists. Westcare also provide independent accommodation services at our Westcare Accommodation Services based in Shenton Park, WA. ISO9001:2015HACCP & Organic Certification Westcare maintains its support to people living with a disability through its independent commercial contracts. Revenue from our commercial enterprises are channelled back into the organisation to fund training, accommodation and work opportunities for people living with a disability. Westcare has over 200 employees in total of which approximately 84% are people living with a disability. Consequently Westcare is directly benefitting supported employees, their carers, families and loved ones.

The Western Australian Aboriginal Education and Training Consultative Council - Aboriginal Corporation is a consultative body focused on improving education and training outcomes for Aboriginal people in Western Australia. Its social impact involves advocating for and advising on culturally appropriate and effective educational pathways. This helps to address the educational disparities faced by Aboriginal people in the region.

The Western Australian Students Aboriginal Corporation (WASAC) supports Aboriginal students across Western Australia by providing scholarships, mentoring, and culturally relevant educational services. It aims to improve educational outcomes and cultural identity while fostering pathways to employment for Indigenous youth. WASAC also engages families and communities to strengthen broader support networks for students.

Western District Employment Access (WDEA) Ararat, operating as are-able, provides disability employment, training, education and recruitment services in Victoria's western region. The social enterprise connects people with disabilities to meaningful employment opportunities while supporting their personal development and community inclusion. Their comprehensive approach includes vocational training, job placement, and ongoing support services.

Western District Employment Access (WDEA) Ballarat is a social enterprise that provides disability employment, training, education, and recruitment services. The organisation aims to support people with disabilities in finding employment and achieving their career goals. By doing so, WDEA Ballarat contributes to a more inclusive and diverse workforce.

WDEA Works operates as a disability employment and social enterprise service provider in regional Victoria, offering training, education, and recruitment support to help people with disabilities find meaningful employment. The organization delivers NDIS services, youth programs, and wellbeing support while creating social impact through inclusive workforce participation.

Western District Employment Access (WDEA) Horsham is a social enterprise that provides disability employment, training, education, and recruitment services. The organisation aims to support people with disabilities in accessing employment opportunities and achieving their career goals. By doing so, WDEA Horsham contributes to creating a more inclusive and diverse workforce.