Australian Social Enterprises

Civic Industries provides paid employment to people with disability who have 'Finding and Keeping a Job' in their NDIS plan. A range of jobs including packaging, decanting, mail-outs, labeling, administration, lawn mowing, catering and barista are offered for differing skill levels within a supportive environment in South Sydney and other locations. We also work at the Department of Defence at Holsworthy Army Base delivering administrative work. Civic Disability Services provides supported accommodation, employment and social connectivity to more than 750 individuals with disability. Founded more than 60 years ago, Civic is an ambitious, forward-thinking organisation, which has built on its solid heritage and emerged as a true leader in the disability sector. Defining ourselves as a ‘for-purpose' organisation, our goal is to improve outcomes for individuals with disability by investing in innovation, technologies and pilot ideas which drive forward the delivery of disability services. Civic provide meaningful employment and every day we see the pride that clients take in having a job and working alongside their mates. We recognise that the social activities that arise from work are as equally important. The fact that the work is variable and interesting, and supported employees are working with staff they know, gives peace of mind.

Coffs Harbour Dolphins Social Men's Group Aboriginal Corporation supports Aboriginal men in the Coffs Harbour region by providing social connection, peer support, and community engagement activities. The organisation enhances social cohesion and cultural wellbeing while addressing isolation and promoting mental health among Indigenous men.

Collabaloop provides a mobile-focused digital engagement and Learning Management System (LMS) platform. It aims to improve workforce support, connection, and growth by enabling people to feel heard, gain insights, and receive relevant, timely interventions, ultimately enhancing employee well-being and development.

Collective Leisure is Australia's first certified social enterprise leisure management company, providing facilities management, physical activity and wellbeing programs, and training and employment services. They focus on reducing health inequity within communities, with particular emphasis on new migrants, refugees, seniors, people with disabilities, and those experiencing mental health challenges.

Murray Valley Centre Supported Employment is a disability support service that provides programs and employment to adults with disabilities. Murray Valley Centre has recently merged with Community Accessability to increase our support options. MVCSE provides an individualised service to participants through center and community based day programs. MVCSE also provides supported employment opportunities through our Australian Disability Enterprises. Taskforce provides lawn mowing, road side cleanup and garden maintenance services within the Albury/Wodonga area. Our Woodwork produces survey and building stakes, tomato and tree stakes , dog kennels and children's furniture. Murray Valley Center Supported Employment provides cost effective products and services to the Albury/ Wodonga community in prompt and friendly manner. MVCSE holds contracts with local businesses, council and individual community members who look for a service that treats all people as valuable. Murray Valley Center Supported Employees enjoy coming to work each day as they see their job as more than just a job. The employees are very visible in the community and enjoy being part of a team. The employees undertake regular training and are always happy to have a chat to customers and members of the community.

AXIS Worx is a Social Enterprise that provide Supported Employment to people with permanent disability AXIS Worx for the past 3 years have been major sponsors of the Tri State Games as they have been held in Horsham. As an organisation we provide sponsorship to a variety of clubs within our region. Working at AXIS Worx provides our supported employees with the opportunity to participate in meaningful and fulfilling employment, learn new work skills, receive support and encouragement in the workplace, gain valuable employment experience, increase confidence and independence while making new friends and earning a wage

Condobolin Aboriginal Health Service Aboriginal Corporation is an Indigenous corporation focused on delivering health services to the Aboriginal community in Condobolin, NSW. Its primary social impact is to improve health outcomes and well-being for local Indigenous people by providing culturally appropriate care.

ConnectGV provide individualised options for local people with a disability and their families to ensure their goals and dreams can be achieved. The organisation has grown and evolved over the years to be the largest disability service within the Goulburn Valley that offers Day Options, Employment Options, Accommodation Options, Individual Support, Support Coordination and Plan Management. ConnectGV's creates a fully inclusive community and to that end it seeks partnerships that allow it to offer many of these options within the local community. ConnectGV also owns and operates a number of Social Enterprises, namely Billabong Garden Complex, Billabong Flowers, Ruby Saltbush Cafe and Billabong Rags. These businesses not only provide quality products and services to the local community, they provide valuable paid employment and training options for people with a disability.

Our Capabilities. We deliver professional results, on brief, on budget and on time. Our diverse range of services include Grounds Keeping, Garden Maintenance, Vacant Lot Mowing/Slashing, Car Park Cleaning, Litter Control, Fleet Vehicle Cleaning, Builder & Commercial Property Cleans, Recycling Services. People with disability have the same rights as anyone else. We support people with disability to live their chosen life. Community inclusion and employment with purpose allows people with disability to actively and independently to participate in all aspects of social, economic, political and cultural life. This in turn, helps break down the myths and perceptions and barriers held against people with disability. The community also benefits with less pressure on health services and improved lifestyles. Employment and personal development provides benefits to workplaces, the community, and individuals. It delivers financial independence and improved living standards, positive health impacts and self-worth. It helps to open opportunities for inclusion for all, in a social economy providing greater social value.

Coomealla Health Aboriginal Corporation is an Indigenous corporation registered with ORIC and ACNC. Its name strongly suggests it provides health services, likely to Aboriginal communities. However, specific details about its operations and social impact are not available on this public register page.

Coraki Swanettes Playgroup Aboriginal Corporation is an Indigenous-led organisation operating a playgroup in Coraki, NSW. It focuses on providing early childhood development and community support for Aboriginal children and their families, fostering cultural connection.

dal Café & Catering operates as a café and catering service. dal's mission is to reduce disadvantage and increase the participation of young adults with disability to open employment and enable them as valued members of the broader community.dal strives to provide leadership in building inclusive communities by fostering a culture that supports transition into full and equitable employment. dal models and facilitates inclusive, non-discriminatory employment practices. In 2011 dal received the Australian Disability Enterprise Excellence Award. dal creates pathways for young adults with disability to either supported or open employment and increases their independent living skills and confidence to access community supports and activities. Our vision is to provide adults with disability to experience meaningful employment in a commercial environment.

Cullunghutti Aboriginal Child and Family Centre Aboriginal Corporation is an Indigenous organisation focused on supporting Aboriginal children and families. It aims to enhance the well-being, development, and cultural connection of Indigenous children and strengthen family units within their community.

Cummeragunja Health and Development Aboriginal Corporation is an Indigenous organisation focused on improving the health and fostering the development of the Aboriginal community in Cummeragunja, NSW. It aims to deliver services that enhance well-being and promote community growth for its beneficiaries.

Cunnamulla Aboriginal Corporation for Health is an Indigenous corporation and registered charity dedicated to providing essential health services. It aims to improve health outcomes and enhance the overall well-being of the Aboriginal community in Cunnamulla, Queensland.

Dalar Diabetes & Renal Support Group Cherbourg Aboriginal Corporation is an Indigenous organization dedicated to supporting Aboriginal people living with diabetes and renal conditions in Cherbourg, Queensland. The organization aims to improve health outcomes and enhance community well-being through targeted support services and health programs addressing these chronic health challenges.

DARE Industries provides products and services for commercial and domestic customers in the Blue Mountains, Penrith, and Hawkesbury Regions. The Grounds and Maintenance team excel in commercial lawn mowing, turfing and lawn care, hazard reduction, removal of noxious weeds, garden restoration and makeovers, rubbish removal, squalor specialists. Dare Industries provides top quality Australian hardwood products including, wooden stakes and pegs required by Plumbers, Concretors, and Surveyors as well as environmentally friendly kindling in handy 5kg packs of hardwood off-cuts. The Package and Assembly team can assist your business with all your packing and assembly requirements such as, mailouts, assembly of products (from step blocks to wheel barrows), string cutting and tying, bespoke packaging, preparing business folders, labelling, secure document shredding, commercial book covering and packing and weighing. All staff are fully trained, enthusiastic and committed to assisting you and your business. By purchasing any of our business services or products you are helping to provide employment and other services for people with a disability. Since 1961 DARE Industries have provided products and services (such as grounds maintenance, woodwork and packing and assembly) to customers in the community. DARE provides meaningful employment for 65 people with a disability in the community who would otherwise not be able to work. At DARE, supported employees improve their social skills and as a result are able to interact with the community in their day-to-day lives leading to a more inclusive community. DARE also gives back to the community by frequently volunteering at community events such as foundation day and Anzac day. DARE provides meaningful employment for people with a disability who would otherwise not be able to work. Not only does it provide the supported employees with more money in the bank, but it also improves their self-esteem as they are contributing to society. Supported employees experience better health and well being, improve their skills and expand their social networks. DARE has had a number of apprentices who have gone on to join the open work force. Family members of DARE supported employees know that they are well looked after, building new skills, developing a social network and becoming more independent.

Derbarl Yerrigan Health Service Aboriginal Corporation is an Indigenous-led organisation focused on providing health services to Aboriginal communities. Operating in Western Australia, its primary social impact is to improve health outcomes and enhance the well-being of Indigenous people.

The Derby Aboriginal Health Service Council Aboriginal Corporation is an Indigenous-led organisation dedicated to providing health services to the Aboriginal community in Derby, Western Australia. Its primary social impact is to improve health outcomes and overall wellbeing for local Indigenous people.

Determined2 is an Australian social enterprise providing person-centred allied health services, primarily to people with disabilities. They empower participants to improve their physical, mental, and social health through co-designed physical activity programs, including immersion therapy, exercise physiology, and hydrotherapy.

We offer a range of supports across our organisation to care for people on their journey in life and welcome you to explore as many or as little as you choose. - Supported Independent Living - 30 homes with shared accommodation - Short Term Accommodation - Respite & Short-Term accommodation - Community Access & Day Support - Programs of support to engage within the community - Supported Employment - Supported employment for Gardening, Hospitality & Coagulating and Sewing Room- In Home Support - Support for daily living services - Devonfield Services - Catering, Gardening, Meals to go, Business Services and more The Devonfield journey began in 1954 when a group of local community members created a school for disabled children within our community. After 5 years of fundraising the original Devonfield school was built in 1959. Today, 65 years on, we enter a new phase of our existence, however we continue to provide what we always have: supported accommodation, supported employment, disability support and positive encouragement towards the people we work with. Our extensive range of supports and accommodation offer people with disability the opportunity to explore life on their terms and the freedom to live an independent life. We have a dedicated team with experienced staff to support our employees and we are committed to each one of employees to develop a sense of belonging to our Devonfield community as a valued member. As a result, employees come and go over the time but many employees have been happy to work with us for 20+ years until they decide to retire. We celebrate each milestone and assist all employees to build confidence to be themselves and become more independent in our community. We provide a great supporting environment for all employees to thrive and their family members can rely on us.

Dhagun Yumba Aboriginal Corporation is an Indigenous corporation registered in Queensland that works to support the wellbeing and advancement of Aboriginal communities. While public records do not detail its specific programs, the corporation aims to deliver social value through culturally relevant initiatives and community services. Its overarching goal is to foster economic, social, and cultural outcomes for Indigenous peoples in the region.

Disability Services Australia (DSA) is a respected not-for-profit organisation that provides essential community support, employment and training services to enhance the lives of people with a disability. DSA is an integral part of more than 65 communities and employs more than 1,300 people. From our early beginnings back in 1957 we have grown to become an innovative organisation, developing and evolving personalised services that drive true inclusion. We are a professional and flexible organisation, fit for the exciting future we face as the Australian disability sector undergoes profound and fundamental change. Our priority is supporting people to reach their full potential at home, at work and in their community life. Each year, we reaffirm our commitment to our mission of enabling opportunities for people with a disability to experience choice, inclusion and achievement.

Distinctive Options Noweyung continues its evolution as an organisation providing a range of quality disability support services to individuals aimed at delivering better life outcomes. Our community based organisation Noweyung Ltd was established in 1954 to provide a range of services for people with disabilities in East Gippsland. In 2024 Noweyung Ltd merged with Melbourne based Distinctive Options and Noweyung became Distinctive Options Noweyung. Distinctive Options Noweyung offers quality disability options with a range of innovative and collaborative partnerships within both the local and broader communities. Distinctive Options Noweyung provides a range of support services to adults in the areas of education, training, community development, pre-employment, employment and advocacy services.

Djarlma Healing & Construction Aboriginal Corporation is an Indigenous-led organisation in Western Australia, focusing on healing-related services and engaging in construction activities. It aims to create social impact through cultural preservation, community well-being, and economic empowerment for Indigenous people.