Australian Social Enterprises

Walhallow Aboriginal Corporation is an Indigenous organisation, registered with ACNC, likely focused on health and community wellbeing for the Walhallow Aboriginal community. Its primary aim appears to be supporting the health and social outcomes of its members.

Walhallow Murri Enterprise Aboriginal Corporation is an Indigenous-led organisation focused on benefiting the Walhallow Murri community in New South Wales. While its specific enterprise activities are not detailed, it operates with a charitable purpose to support its community.

Walkabout Circle Aboriginal Corporation is an Indigenous corporation registered in New South Wales. The provided public register details do not specify its operational activities or specific social impact initiatives, beyond its status as an Aboriginal Corporation.

Walkabout Wellbeing Aboriginal Corporation is an Indigenous corporation registered in NSW. While specific activities are not explicitly detailed, its contact email suggests it may provide barber services. Its social impact likely involves promoting wellbeing and supporting the Indigenous community.

Wallaby Indigenous Corporation is an Indigenous business registered in New South Wales and an ACNC Registered Charity. Due to an error in the provided data extract, specific details about its activities and social impact are not available.

Wallangang Aboriginal Corporation is an Indigenous corporation registered with ORIC in NSW. The public register details do not specify the corporation's operational activities, programs, or social impact, as no detailed information about their services or business operations is available.

Waluwin Indigenous Corporation is an Indigenous corporation registered with the Office of the Registrar of Indigenous Corporations (ORIC). The provided information is limited to its registration details and does not specify its activities or social impact.

Waminda South Coast Women’s Health and Wellbeing Aboriginal Corporation is an Indigenous corporation dedicated to improving the health and overall wellbeing of Aboriginal women on the South Coast of NSW. It aims to provide culturally appropriate services to support this specific community.

Wanaruah Custodians Aboriginal Corporation is an Indigenous corporation representing and supporting the Wanaruah people in NSW. As custodians, the corporation likely focuses on cultural heritage preservation, traditional land management, and community development for Aboriginal people in the region.

Wandjarri Mali Media Arts and Language Aboriginal Corporation is an Indigenous organisation focused on the preservation and promotion of Aboriginal culture. Its activities likely involve media arts and Indigenous language initiatives, aiming to empower its community through cultural expression and revitalisation.

Wangarang Industries is a not-for-profit Australian Disability Enterprise (ADE), providing jobs and training for people with a variety of disabilities throughout the Central West region of NSW. Established in 1952, Wangarang is essentially a commercial business that provides real work in a supported environment for more than 125 people with a disability, many of whom would otherwise be unable to work. Our supported employees undertake a diverse range of jobs from straightforward to quite complex in a range of work settings from factory based to mobile work crews. Wangarang offers a range of business and domestic services throughout Orange and the Central West, including: Gardening and lawn maintenance, textile production and repair, component assembly, document scanning, shredding, sewing and alterations, labelling, commercial cleaning, mailing and packaging. Wangarang provide services to a large and diverse customer base ranging from individuals and small sole proprietor businesses through to large multinational corporations. In addition, Wangarang also provides Life Choices and Active Ageing day programs. These programs aim to develop and maintain the participants’ ability to take part in community life, enhance independence, and provide ongoing learning, development and social interaction. Wangarang Industries is a not-for-profit Australian Disability Enterprise (ADE), providing jobs and training for people with disabilities throughout the Central West region of NSW. Wangarang offers a range of business and domestic services throughout Orange and the Central West, including: Gardening and lawn maintenance, textile production and repair, component assembly, document scanning, shredding, sewing and alterations, labelling, commercial cleaning, mailing and packaging. Wangarang also provides Life Choices and Active Ageing day programs. These programs aim to develop and maintain the participants’ ability to take part in community life, enhance independence, and provide ongoing learning, development and social interaction. Established in 1952, Wangarang is essentially a commercial business that provides real work in a supported environment for more than 125 people with a disability, many of whom would otherwise be unable to work. Wangarang not only provide jobs for people with disabilities, but also provide them with a sense of purpose and belonging in our community. Social interaction, friendship and comradery are all an important part of Wangarang.

Wanggaan (Southern) Gumbaynggirr Nation Aboriginal Corporation RNTBC is a Registered Native Title Body Corporate, responsible for holding and managing native title rights and interests for the Gumbaynggirr Nation. Its primary function involves representing the traditional owners and working towards the self-determination and cultural preservation of the Gumbaynggirr people.

Wangkumarra Kawalanyi Aboriginal Corporation RNTBC is an Indigenous corporation established to hold and manage native title rights and interests on behalf of the Wangkumarra people. As a Registered Native Title Body Corporate (RNTBC), its primary role is to protect and administer these rights for its community members.

Wantabadgery and District Aboriginal Corporation is an Indigenous corporation registered with the Office of the Registrar of Indigenous Corporations (ORIC). The provided public register details do not specify its operational activities, programs, or direct social impact.

Warali Wali Aboriginal Corporation is an Indigenous corporation that aims to support and empower Indigenous communities. Although specific details about its activities and programs are not available, its registration with ORIC and ACNC indicates its commitment to delivering social value. As an Indigenous entity, it likely focuses on addressing the unique needs and challenges faced by Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples.

Waringhehn Aboriginal Corporation is an Indigenous corporation, however, its operational activities and social impact are not specified. It is registered with the Office of the Registrar of Indigenous Corporations and the Australian Charities and Not-for-profits Commission. The organisation's purpose and goals are not detailed in the provided information.

Warrabinga Native Title Claimants Aboriginal Corporation represents and advocates for the native title rights and interests of the Warrabinga people. Its primary social impact involves the pursuit and protection of land rights and cultural heritage for its Aboriginal members, fostering self-determination and community empowerment.

Warrama-li Dhiiyaan Aboriginal Corporation is an Indigenous corporation registered in New South Wales. The provided public register details do not specify its operational activities or social impact, making it impossible to describe what the organisation does or its specific community contributions.

We Are Warriors Foundation Aboriginal Corporation is an Indigenous corporation registered in NSW with the Office of the Registrar of Indigenous Corporations (ORIC). Based on its name and Indigenous corporation status, it appears to be community-focused, though specific operational activities and programs are not detailed in available public records.