Australian Social Enterprises

WHG Country Aboriginal Corporation is an Indigenous corporation registered in Queensland. The public register information available through ORIC does not provide details about specific activities, programs, or social impact. Further research would be required to determine the corporation's operations and community contributions.

WhichWay Indigenous Corporation is an Indigenous business based in the Northern Territory, registered with the Office of the Registrar of Indigenous Corporations (ORIC). Publicly available information does not detail its specific operational activities or social impact beyond its registration status, making its current programs and outcomes unclear.

whISPers Softball Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Corporation is an Indigenous corporation based in the ACT, focused on promoting softball to foster community engagement, health, and cultural identity among Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples. Through sports participation, the organisation aims to improve the well-being of its community. The corporation's efforts contribute to a stronger, more connected Indigenous community.

White Eagle Aboriginal Corporation is an Indigenous corporation registered with the Office of the Registrar of Indigenous Corporations and a registered charity with the ACNC. Due to limited information, its specific activities and social impact are unclear. It is likely focused on supporting Indigenous communities in the Northern Territory.

The Whitsunday Arts and Cultural Indigenous Corporation is an Indigenous organisation, registered with ORIC and ACNC. Based on its name, it is likely involved in promoting and preserving Indigenous arts and culture within the Whitsunday region, aiming to foster cultural identity and community engagement.

We operate a Community Furniture Shed & Op Shop and Scallywags Child Care centre to support our local community. Revenue is invested in programs to address social issues within our community. Achieved by: Services to support families, socially disadvantaged and marginalised Australians; facilitate civic participation, self-help and social connection; advocate for inclusiveness and equality; seek solutions to local social issues. Products and services include Community & Social Services, Training & Education Services. Primary beneficiaries include A charitable or not for profit organisation. Social Traders status: Certified. Membership: Connections Membership.

Funny name, serious business. We’re an Australian social enterprise making environmentally-friendly toilet paper from recycled paper or bamboo. We also donate 50% of our profits to building toilets for the 2bn people in need ($10 mil so far). We deliver to 1mil homes and businesses, which means we have the infrastructure to support large customers across many sectors. Products and services include Cleaning Services & Equipment & Supplies, Office supplies & services. Primary beneficiaries include A particular geographic community. Social Traders status: Certified. Membership: Connections Membership.

We fill weekly orders of unpackaged/low packaged foods including tofu, bread, noodles, grains, nuts, dried fruit, Japanese grocery products, honey, yoghurt, tortillas, corn chips, dips and cheeses. WUC is all about supporting local producers making good things and members shopping in a slow, ethical and sustainable way. Products and services include Food & Beverage Products. Primary beneficiaries include Environmental Sustainability. Social Traders status: Certified. Membership: Recognition Membership.

Wide Bay Aboriginal Corporation for Child Protection is an Indigenous organisation based in Queensland, primarily focused on the welfare and protection of Aboriginal children. Its social impact aims to ensure the safety and well-being of Indigenous youth and support families within the Wide Bay region.

Widi Aboriginal Corporation RNTBC is an Indigenous corporation established to hold and manage native title rights and interests for the Widi people in Queensland. As a Registered Native Title Body Corporate, its primary social impact involves protecting cultural heritage, managing traditional lands, and fostering self-determination for its community.

Widjabul Wia-bal Gurrumbil Aboriginal Corporation RNTBC is an Indigenous corporation established to hold and manage native title rights and interests for the Widjabul Wia-bal people. Its primary social impact is enabling Indigenous self-determination, cultural preservation, and community development through the responsible management of these rights.