Australian Social Enterprises

Our goals are to fulfil sustainability commitments through a circular economy approach, eliminating landfill, reducing our carbon footprint and decreasing manufacturing needs, whilst supporting the Indigenous community and community orgainsations.

Purpose Media CBR is a Canberra-based social enterprise built on the fact: people cannot access support they do not know exists. At its heart, it is a digital media platform that amplifies the people and places creating social and community impact across Canberra. We tell uplifting, lived-experience stories that educate the community, question stigmas and make services easier to navigate. But it is more than storytelling. Purpose Media CBR operates as a hybrid model. The front end is public-facing media, community storytelling, social media and events. The back end is a fee-for-service and subscription model that supports sustainability. Revenue comes from: -Feature packages and sponsored storytelling training -Strategic communications and capacity building for for-purpose organisations -Digital products such as BoardQAI, our AI-powered board governance support tool -Membership tiers for individuals and organisations who want to back local impact -Consulting across governance, fundraising and community engagement Profits are reinvested into lived-experience contributors, free community content and tech tools that strengthen the sector. The impact we are working toward is threefold: -Increase awareness of services and reduce help-seeking barriers -Strengthen Canberra's social and community sector capacity -Build a connected community that celebrates impact rather than only crisis We are building an ecosystem where storytelling drives visibility, visibility drives revenue, revenue funds tools and capacity, and that in turn strengthens the very organisations whose stories we tell.

Enabling good businesses to be greater to change the world sooner. We have a methodology on how we measure Purpose, People, and Planet strategies as well as Profit. We focus on growing purpose-led and plant-based businesses. Plant-based economy ticks many of the SDG's. We also have keynote and presentations which can engage any audience to take more action about sustainability - every decision we take creates our legacy. Our workshops in 2023 helping businesses become SECNA members. Our Tag line is 'greedy for good' => We want purpose-led businesses to thrive

Puwampi Aboriginal Corporation is an Indigenous business registered in New South Wales. The provided information from the ORIC public register does not detail its specific activities, programs, or social impact.

Quarlac Aboriginal Corporation Ashford is an Indigenous corporation registered in NSW. The provided information does not detail its specific activities, programs, or social impact beyond its status as an Indigenous entity.

Queanbeyan Kanberri Connections Aboriginal Corporation is an Indigenous corporation based in NSW. While specific activities are not detailed, its nature as an Aboriginal Corporation implies a focus on supporting and empowering Indigenous communities in the Queanbeyan region. Its social impact likely involves fostering community well-being and cultural preservation.

Queer Food launched its first retail product online in November 2023 with a simple idea, to tell LGBTQIA+ stories through food. Our first product, a dukkah made in collaboration with Shawnah Cady (aka MadB) for their wedding, has since expanded into a national retail range. Every item we create is rooted in storytelling, inspired by LGBTQIA+ history or developed in collaboration with community icons, shaping everything in our product range. Along the way, we ventured into catering, but soon realised our true passion was in crafting meaningful retail products, focusing on fewer things, and doing them with greater care and purpose. Throughout our journey, we've remained committed to creating employment opportunities for queer and trans people and reinvesting a portion of our revenue into initiatives that support and uplift our communities. Today, Queer Food continues to use food as a platform for visibility, pride, and connection, proving that every bite can be an act of cultural change.

Information provided is limited to registration details for Quirindi Aboriginal Corporation, an Indigenous corporation in NSW. Its specific activities and social impact cannot be determined from the given data.

Syrian catering, cooking experiences, and pop-up dining, A migrant-led Syrian kitchen using food to connect communities through culture and storytelling.

Social innovation, design and impact