Australian Social Enterprises

Skeen Family Group Linga Aboriginal Corporation is an Indigenous corporation registered in Western Australia. As an ORIC-registered entity, it operates as a community-controlled organisation serving Indigenous families and communities. Limited public information is available regarding its specific activities and programs.

Skipping Stones Refillery is an enabler of zero-waste living. It offers 30+ household liquids on tap, and refillable to your BYO container. Zero-waste: Supporting a circular economy Locally made: By Perth manufacturers only Eco-conscious: Better for you and our planet Service locations: Kyilla Community Farmers Market, North Perth Subi Farmers Market, Subiaco Vic Park Market, Victoria Park Freo Farmers Market, Beaconsfield

We are creating sustainable SOLutions for those in need of Education, Employment and or Small Enterprise skills. Sole Studio is a Creative Up-skill Community Connecting People to Potential. We offer Sol Sessions which are a social activities, Skill Ability Programs & Concept Creation Workshops (Small Business Building Academy) that use a mix of social, collective and experiential learning to create up-skill learning outcomes and skill building empowerment solutions for said individuals, organisations or communities.

Songman Circle of Wisdom Aboriginal Corporation is an Indigenous organisation in Western Australia, likely focused on preserving and sharing cultural knowledge and wisdom within the Indigenous community. The organisation's specific activities and programs are not publicly available. It aims to promote community engagement and cultural understanding.

The South West Aboriginal Land & Sea Council Aboriginal Corporation is a Registered Native Title Body Corporate representing the Noongar people in South West Western Australia. It manages native title rights and interests, protects cultural heritage sites, and advocates for Aboriginal land and sea interests. The organisation works to preserve Indigenous culture while supporting economic and social development for Noongar communities.

Speewah Valley Aboriginal Corporation is an Indigenous corporation registered in Western Australia. No specific information regarding its activities, programs, or social impact is available from the provided data.

Spinifex Arts Project Aboriginal Corporation is an Indigenous organisation dedicated to promoting and supporting Aboriginal art. It provides a vital platform for Indigenous artists, fostering cultural expression and creating economic opportunities within their communities.

SRC Industries Aboriginal Corporation is an Indigenous business that provides industrial blasting and painting services, creating employment and economic opportunities for Indigenous people. Its primary social impact likely involves generating income and jobs for the Indigenous community. The organisation contributes to the economic development of Indigenous Australians.

The Community Store is a welcoming space where people experiencing hardship or transitioning into housing can access clothing, household items, toiletries, and other essentials in a dignified and empowering way. The Community Store is built on the principles of choice, control, and respect. We recognise that people experiencing homelessness often have little control over their daily lives, and we believe everyone deserves the right to make their own decisions and feel proud of the items they bring into their home.

Est in 2010, MK Eco by Starwin is a collective of women in enterprise with a dream to grow the Made with Kindness Economy. Providing career pathways for young Indigenous female leaders in the Geraldton area and beyond. Starwin offers: Cultural Tourism Event Servicing Graphic Art Community Development Corporate Gifting Eco Enterprise Youth Leadership

Market stalls for socially and environmentally conscious creatives. Free wellness classes (meditation, yoga, pilates). Ocean beach clean ups. Single use plastic free event.

We want to bring handmade luxury to you and your home. Unique and one-of-a-kind items of the best quality that you can’t find anywhere else. We want to showcase the exquisite handcrafts coming out of East Africa. Giving you an opportunity to see some of the amazing things that otherwise doesn’t make it to the Australian nor international market. We want to give you the opportunity to support a local artisan for their skilled and talented work. By supporting the makers directly you are providing them with a pathway out of poverty not only for themselves but for their entire families. On top of it all, 10% of our profits are donated directly to Australia for Cedar Tanzania. This organisation supports projects that reduces poverty and provides quality healthcare in sub-Saharan Africa.