Australian Social Enterprises

Natura Pacific is an Australian social enterprise that offers environmental consulting services to government and developers. Profits generated from these consulting activities are reinvested to fund extensive environmental education programs for early learners, schools, and the broader community, aiming to cultivate environmental ambassadors and promote sustainability.

Ngrragoonda Aboriginal Corporation RNTBC operates as a Registered Native Title Body Corporate, holding and managing native title rights and interests on behalf of its Aboriginal members. It works to advance the cultural, social, and economic aspirations of its community through responsible land and resource management, including environmental stewardship and sustainable development initiatives.

The Old Beechworth Gaol operates as a social enterprise offering historical tours, a cafe, and e-bike hire. It aims to preserve and share the history of this significant heritage site while contributing to local tourism and providing employment opportunities within the community.

Quandamooka Yoolooburrabee Aboriginal Corporation RNTBC is an Indigenous corporation that holds and manages native title rights and interests on behalf of the Quandamooka people in Queensland. The organisation protects cultural heritage, manages traditional lands and waters, and pursues economic and social development opportunities to benefit its community members.

Social Foundry is an Australian social enterprise operating a cafe and catering company in Kyneton, VIC. It provides a training program for marginalised youth, focusing on work-skills, mentoring, and community inclusivity. Through its hospitality operations, it aims to foster community transformation and capacity building for young people in regional Australia.

Song Hotel & Song Kitchen operates a hotel, cafe, bar, and dining room in central Sydney. As a social enterprise, it leverages its hospitality operations to provide support and opportunities for marginalised women.

Taste Cultural Food Tours offers guided cultural food tours in NSW, showcasing local food, history, and culture through the eyes of talented local guides. As a certified social enterprise, it operates as a charity that supports new Australians and refugee communities, primarily through employment and training opportunities for its beneficiaries, allowing customers to "Eat for Good."

Umpiyara Tourism Aboriginal Corporation is an Indigenous-led organisation operating in the tourism sector. Its social impact is likely focused on creating economic opportunities for Indigenous people and promoting Indigenous culture and heritage through tourism activities.

Waarugirr Indigenous Corporation is an Indigenous business registered in New South Wales that seeks to advance economic and social outcomes for Aboriginal communities. While specific activities are not publicly detailed, the corporation aims to create employment and cultural development opportunities for its members. Its operations are intended to foster community empowerment and preserve Indigenous heritage.

Willum Warrain Aboriginal Association operates a 100% Aboriginal owned and run Bush Nursery specializing in indigenous plants of the Mornington Peninsula. They also provide Cultural Immersion Tours, Cultural Awareness Training, and other services like catering and horticulture, primarily benefiting Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islanders. Their work fosters cultural understanding, environmental conservation, and provides employment and training opportunities within the Indigenous community.

Yambangku Aboriginal Cultural Heritage & Tourism Development Aboriginal Corporation is an Indigenous organisation dedicated to preserving and promoting Aboriginal cultural heritage. It also focuses on developing tourism initiatives to create economic opportunities and share cultural knowledge, contributing to Indigenous self-determination and community benefit.

Yindjibarndi Ngurra Aboriginal Corporation RNTBC is an Indigenous corporation that holds and manages the native title rights and interests of the Yindjibarndi people in the Pilbara region of Western Australia. The organisation works to promote self-determination, preserve cultural heritage, and drive community development for its people. Its primary focus is ensuring the Yindjibarndi community benefits economically and socially from their traditional lands and native title determinations.