Australian Social Enterprises

The North West Queensland Indigenous Services Aboriginal Corporation is an Indigenous corporation registered with the Office of the Registrar of Indigenous Corporations (ORIC). The provided information from the public register does not detail its specific activities, services, or social impact beyond its status as an Indigenous services entity.

The North Western Queensland Cultural, Heritage and Community Council Aboriginal Corporation is an Indigenous organisation registered with ORIC. Based on its name, it likely focuses on cultural preservation, heritage management, and community development for Indigenous people in North Western Queensland. The provided ORIC public register details do not specify its current activities or social impact.

The North-West Tasmania Aboriginal Corporation is an Indigenous organisation that delivers community services, cultural programs, and economic development initiatives to Aboriginal peoples in north‑west Tasmania. By focusing on culturally appropriate support, the corporation aims to improve social wellbeing, increase employment opportunities, and preserve Aboriginal heritage in the region. Its work contributes to stronger, more resilient Indigenous communities and greater equity in access to services.

Northaven is a well respected employment and life skills provider service for people living with disability. We are an NDIS approved provider. Northaven was established in 1969 by local community members and families to create employment, training, life skills and social opportunities for people living with disabilities both within their own home, outside of home and within the wider community of Inverell and surrounding areas. Our mission is to improve the quality of life for people living with disability by offering paid employment opportunities, wherein individuals are trained through formal and on the job training in a work environment while building confidence and dignity, developing personal skills and earning respect in the wider community as an economic contributor to society. Northaven is committed to providing a safe, caring and non-discriminating work environment that allows for the delivery of a person-centered service to each individual. Northaven's life skills promotes and supports and individuals right to choice and control in participating in daily life skills, social and recreational activities both individually and as a group Northaven employees and staff care about the environment. We are working quietly in the background doing our part towards preserving the planet for future generations through our business operations of sorting and capturing as much recyclable product through its Material Recovery Facility (MRF) and security shredding before it enters the council landfill site. Through these practices Northaven aims to be an active participant in:Minimizing the environmental impact and emission of greenhouse gases omitted from the landfill site through reduction of recyclable product entering the landfill site. Increasing longevity of the site and reduces the financial and environmental burden to the local community and governmentContinuing to provide “real jobs” for people living with disability Northaven provides real paid employment and training ( accredited & non accredited) for individuals that supports their economic contribution to society. Northaven supports individuals choice and control in developing practical life skills and provide social, recreational and community participation of an individuals choice within their own lives and community

The Northern Australian Dingo Aboriginal & Torres Strait Islander Corporation is an Indigenous corporation registered with the Office of the Registrar of Indigenous Corporations (ORIC). The provided information is limited to administrative registration details and does not describe its specific activities or social impact.

Northern BluePrint Aboriginal & Torres Strait Islander Corporation is an Indigenous corporation registered in Queensland, aiming to support the local Indigenous community. Due to limited information, its specific activities and social impact are unclear. The organisation likely focuses on promoting Indigenous well-being and self-determination.

Northern Cape and Torres Strait United Indigenous Corporation RNTBC is an Indigenous corporation responsible for holding and managing native title rights and interests for an Indigenous group in the Northern Cape and Torres Strait region of Queensland. As a Registered Native Title Body Corporate, its primary social impact lies in the recognition, protection, and management of Indigenous land, waters, and cultural heritage.

The Northern Gomeroi Aboriginal Corporation is an Indigenous corporation registered with the Office of the Registrar of Indigenous Corporations (ORIC) and is also a registered charity with the ACNC. The provided administrative details do not specify its operational activities, programs, or social impact.

The Northern Kaanju Aboriginal Corporation RNTBC is a Registered Native Title Body Corporate that holds and manages native title rights and interests for the Northern Kaanju people. Its primary social impact involves protecting cultural heritage, promoting self-determination, and fostering community development for its Indigenous members through responsible land management.

An Indigenous-controlled corporation providing culturally appropriate justice support services to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples in Queensland's Northern Peninsula Area. The organisation helps community members navigate the justice system while contributing to community wellbeing and self-determination.

Northern Star Aboriginal Corporation is an Indigenous corporation registered in NSW, however, it is currently in liquidation. The provided public register details do not offer information on its past operational activities, specific programs, or the nature of its social impact prior to its winding up. Due to the lack of information, the social impact of this organisation cannot be determined.

The Northern Territory Indigenous Football Aboriginal Corporation is an Indigenous organisation based in the NT, focused on promoting football within Indigenous communities. Its likely social impact involves fostering community engagement, improving health and wellbeing, and developing skills through sports participation for Indigenous people.

The Northern Territory Stolen Generations Aboriginal Corporation supports the Stolen Generations and their families through advocacy and services. The organization aims to address the historical trauma and ongoing impacts of the Stolen Generations. By providing these services, the corporation contributes to the healing and wellbeing of affected individuals and communities.

Northern WIDI Aboriginal Corporation is an Indigenous corporation in Western Australia that aims to support and benefit its Indigenous members and community. Its specific activities and programs are not described, but its purpose is to deliver social value to the Indigenous community. The corporation is registered with the Office of the Registrar of Indigenous Corporations (ORIC).