Australian Social Enterprises

Kupungarri Aboriginal Corporation is an Indigenous corporation, although its specific activities and social impact are not well-documented. It is likely focused on supporting Indigenous Australians in Western Australia. The corporation's goals may include preserving Indigenous culture and promoting economic development.

Good Sammy Enterprises is focused on creating employment opportunities for Western Australians with disability, and has been for over 60 years. As a registered NDIS provider, Good Sammy Enterprises offers a variety of employment and training opportunities to help people with disability achieve their employment goals. Good Sammy Enterprises is dedicated to creating inclusive workplaces where people of all abilities can thrive. Products and services include Transport, Freight & Logistics, Building Trade, Repairs & Maintenance, Waste Management & Landfill. Primary beneficiaries include People with disabilities. Social Traders status: Certified. Membership: Connections Membership.

Good Sammy Enterprises is a for-purpose organisation focused on creating employment opportunities for Western Australians with disability. We’ve been around since 1958 and, as a registered NDIS provider, we deliver quality personalised services that help achieve individualised outcomes. Good Sammy has a workforce of more than 800 people, with over 50% identifying as having disability. We reduce waste and help the environment by recycling almost 7 million kilos of used goods each year and as an official collection organisation for the Containers for Change program. Our op shops are the public face of our organisation and allow employees to explore opportunities in the retail industry, as well as supply chain operations and logistics. Our business services provide warehousing and logistics, packaging and assembly, and gardening services to the WA business community, while providing employment in a safe and structured environment. We work with business and government, providing social procurement opportunities that deliver on social and economic outcomes. Good Sammy’s Training Academy also provides structured learning and work experience opportunities through our contemporary programs and nationally recognised certifications, helping participants to build skills and confidence to progress into open employment. Good Sammy is an iconic Western Australian charity and a leading provider of employment and training opportunities for people with disability. For more than sixty years, Good Sammy has been supporting people with disability through meaningful social and economic participation. Good Sammy helps people with disability build confidence, skills and expand job opportunities. We offer a range of disability employment services to support people with disability as they achieve personal employment goals. Our services include:- Job opportunities at Good Sammy- Academy training programs- Certified traineeships- Employment support services - Work experience with us or one of our employer partners- Pathways to Open employment Good Sammy ensures employees are supported by a dedicated team, who help map personal plans to set employees up for success.

Workpower is based in Perth and provides a varied range of products and services within our social enterprises across Western Australia providing employment and training opportunities for people with disability Workpower operates a diverse group of commercial businesses that employ people with disability who work alongside industry professionals. Some of our businesses include environmental services, property services, fire equipment testing, electrical test & tag, packaging & warehousing and recycling. Workpower’s diverse range of enterprises provide a vehicle to develop a positive public profile for people with disability and give the community better understanding of the impact of disability. Having businesses that work in the community is one of the most effective ways to show that people with disability can make a valued contribution to the everyday life of the community. Each year Workpower assists over 1,000 people with disability and/or mental illness to secure and maintain employment in its own commercial businesses or with community employers. The benefits to our employees and their families extend beyond just earning an income, for example our integrated business model facilitates an environment of self-help and self-reliance which supports the development of natural networks and relationships around shared interests.

Intelife is a social enterprise dedicated to empowering people with disabilities; enabling them to lead fulfilling lives. We are committed to offering innovative solutions for job opportunities and supporting pathways to open employment, fostering a sense of belonging, enabling independence. Intelife supports people living with intellectual disabilities to live a life of purpose, enjoyment and independence. We offer a variety of services that support foundational skill development for independent living and community inclusion, including personal development, skills training, employment pathways, and independent living skills. Intelife provides supported employees with meaningful work, skill development, and opportunities for independence. Through tailored training, workplace support, and real-world experience, we empower individuals to build confidence, achieve personal goals, and contribute to their communities. For families, this brings peace of mind knowing their loved ones are in a safe, inclusive, and supportive environment where they can grow and thrive. Through fostering independence and connection, Intelife Work also improves the overall well-being of Supported Employees, ensuring lasting benefits for both individuals and their families.

GOODWILL ENGINEERING is a unique business specialising in a wide range of building hardware that services both housing and commercial construction. With over 50 years of experience in the building industry we provide quality products to the community. Goodwill Engineering is located in Malaga WA. CONTAINERS FOR CHANGE is a recycling scheme out to reduce the amount of drink containers that end up as landfill. We have two sites across the Perth Metropolitan area located in Midvale and Bibra Lake. Ability WA has been providing services for people living with disability for over 70 years, giving us the experience and expertise to assist people of all ages with a broad range of support needs. Fully NDIS registered, we are one of the few providers with a comprehensive range of services – therapy, accommodation, equipment, support and employment services – and teams that can work across these services. We provide services across the Perth metropolitan area. We can provide therapy services in a home, community or school location or alternatively, you can choose to come to one of our Ability WA hubs in Currambine, Coolbinia or Canning Vale or use our teletherapy service. Our in-home support services and Opportunities program can be delivered in your home, anywhere in the Perth metropolitan area. Our services include finding and keeping a job, supports in employment, customised employment, Disability Employment Services and school leaver employment supports. Our focus is to empower people with disability to achieve their employment goals and aspirations by providing opportunities for work, work experience, training and skill development in professional environments across a range of workplace settings. We endorse the National Disability Insurance Scheme and Disability Employment Service (DES) expectation of inclusive workplaces that offer practical and productive environments with access to career pathways.

Ability WA runs two social enterprises that provide workforce opportunities and benefits for their beneficiaries. For over 50 years, Goodwill Engineering (GWE) has manufactured quality hardware components for Perth’s residential and commercial construction industry. As an Australian Disability Enterprise, GWE provides on-site support and training to employees with disabilities, supporting them to develop work skills and to maintain employment. Our Goodwill Engineering site provides supported employment opportunities for people with disabilities to develop their employment readiness skills and strive towards reaching their employment goals. AbilityTECH is a team of creative minds that combine innovation, knowledge and skill to improve the lives of people with disability. Working closely with people living with disabilities and other experts, AbilityTECH uses innovative thinking and technical expertise to create custom assistive solutions that support independence and comfort. AbilityTECH’s team also modify off-the-shelf products to meet individual needs as well as provide consultative support to therapists seeking advice.

The Kimberley Land Council Aboriginal Corporation is an Indigenous corporation based in Western Australia, aiming to support the local Indigenous community. However, due to limited information, its specific activities and social impact are unclear. It is likely involved in promoting Indigenous rights and interests.

The Kimberley Aboriginal Law and Culture Centre is an Aboriginal Corporation based in Western Australia, dedicated to the preservation and promotion of Aboriginal law and culture. Its mission involves maintaining cultural heritage and strengthening Indigenous communities in the Kimberley region. This work contributes to the preservation of Indigenous culture and supports community development.

Breakaway Aboriginal Corporation is an Indigenous corporation and registered charity operating in Western Australia. Based on its status, it likely focuses on providing support and services to Indigenous communities in the region, though specific programs are not detailed.

Ord Valley Aboriginal Health Service Aboriginal Corporation is an Indigenous health organisation providing culturally appropriate primary and community health services to Aboriginal people in the Ord Valley region of Western Australia's Kimberley. The corporation focuses on improving health and well-being outcomes for Indigenous Australians through comprehensive, culturally safe healthcare delivery.

Burnna Yurrul Aboriginal Corporation is an Indigenous organisation registered with ORIC and ACNC in Western Australia. Limited operational data is available to determine specific activities, programs, or social impact outcomes.

Mens Outreach Service Aboriginal Corporation is an Indigenous business and registered charity focused on providing support and services to Aboriginal men. Its likely aim is to improve the wellbeing and opportunities for this specific community in Western Australia.

We are a practice of built environment experts with a dynamic approach to how we work. Our team has extensive experience in community engagement, participatory planning and communications design. We deliver across a broad range of typologies – from infrastructure and settlement planning to bespoke design outcomes. We work in community and remotely and have developed systems for communicating in challenging circumstances. Products and services include Architecture, Planning & Design. Primary beneficiaries include Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islanders. Social Traders status: Certified. Membership: Connections Membership.

Kaata-Koorliny Employment and Enterprise Development Aboriginal Corporation supports Aboriginal people in Western Australia through employment pathway programs and Indigenous enterprise development initiatives. The organisation strengthens communities by creating sustainable economic opportunities that promote self-determination and cultural pride. Their work contributes to closing the employment gap between Indigenous and non-Indigenous Australians.

The Graham (Polly) Farmer Foundation Aboriginal Corporation is an indigenous business registered in Western Australia. The organisation's specific activities and social impact are not detailed in the provided information. However, as a registered charity, it is likely focused on supporting the indigenous community in various ways.

Wakamurru (Aboriginal Corporation) RNTBC is an Indigenous corporation that holds and manages native title rights and interests on behalf of its Traditional Owners in Western Australia. The organisation works to protect Indigenous land and waters, preserve cultural heritage, and facilitate economic and community development for its members.

Ngallagunda Aboriginal Corporation is an Indigenous corporation that serves and benefits Indigenous people, although its specific operational activities are not publicly available. It is registered with the Office of the Registrar of Indigenous Corporations and holds charity status with the ACNC. The corporation's focus is on supporting Indigenous communities.

Winun Ngari Aboriginal Corporation is an Indigenous corporation registered in Western Australia, aiming to deliver social impact to the Indigenous community. Due to limited information, the specific activities and programs are not detailed. The corporation is registered as a charity, indicating its intention to create positive social change.