Australian Social Enterprises

Warridahs of the Ngurra Aboriginal Corporation is an Indigenous corporation in Western Australia, although its specific activities and social impact are not detailed. It is registered with the Office of the Registrar of Indigenous Corporations. The corporation aims to support Indigenous Australians, but further information is required to understand its full scope.

Warrwa Aboriginal Corporation is an Indigenous organisation operating in Western Australia. Based on limited available information, the corporation likely focuses on delivering services and programs for Aboriginal community members in the region.

Watarra Aboriginal Corporation RNTBC is an Indigenous organisation established to hold and manage native title rights and interests for its native title holders. Its core social impact lies in protecting and advancing the cultural heritage, land rights, and self-determination of the Indigenous community it represents. The organisation works to preserve the cultural heritage and promote the well-being of its community.

Waterstreets, aims to demonstrate the framework of social impact projects like Noble Bridge Farm which, in turn foster and the promote entrepreneurial skill and a space for innovation and practical application.

Wattandee Littlewell Aboriginal Corporation is an Indigenous corporation registered in Western Australia. While its specific activities are not detailed, it is generally established to benefit its members and the broader Indigenous community through various initiatives.

Wayningngarri Aboriginal Corporation is an Indigenous corporation registered with the Office of the Registrar of Indigenous Corporations (ORIC) in Western Australia. The provided public register details do not specify its operational activities or specific social impact initiatives, therefore a detailed description of its work cannot be provided.

The West Australian Stolen Generations Aboriginal Corporation supports survivors and descendants of the Stolen Generations in Western Australia, addressing historical injustices and trauma through advocacy, cultural healing, and support services. This organisation aims to provide a sense of community and healing to those affected. It works to acknowledge and rectify the past injustices inflicted upon Indigenous Australians.

West Foods Indigenous Corporation is an Indigenous corporation operating in Western Australia, providing economic opportunities and community benefits for Indigenous people through its operations in the food sector. Its primary social impact involves supporting Indigenous communities. The corporation aims to make a positive difference in the lives of Indigenous Australians.

Information regarding the specific activities and social impact of West Ngarluma Ngurin Aboriginal Corporation is unavailable due to inaccessible source content. It is registered as an Indigenous corporation and a charity.

We actively employ people living with a disability across our 4 commercial services. We provide training, development and accommodation services to those people. From our 4 commercial services (Printing, commercial marketing and banners, Box making, Food packing & other packing). How do you create impact? We provide a safe entry to the workplace for people living with a disability, with an emphasis on inclusion and equality across our whole workforce. Providing meaningful employment empowers our supported employees with opportunities that they are unlikely to have in open employment. Work for many of our team not only gives someone a sense or worth it provides social connections that many do not have outside of the work environment. What does success look like to you? Success for us is to make sure an individual performs to the best they can to achieve their goals. This could be as simple as learning a new technique, operate a piece of machinery or to work towards gaining open employment with other organisations.

Westcare Incorporated is a Australian Disability Enterprise (ADE) and a not-for-profit Social Enterprise, providing meaningful employment, high quality development opportunities, training and accommodation for people living with a disability. We have been carrying out our mission since 1947. Westcare is a registered NDIS service providerAs an ADE, Westcare provides a wide range of employment and training across our commercial businesses, these being: Westcare Print (Nedlands, WA)A commercial printing facility offering a full range of graphic materials from stickers to signage. We also provide a full end to end secure mail service, from processing, printing and delivery to receipt and sorting of physical mail. Westcare Box (Bassendan, WA)Westcare manufacture spare part boxes, pathology containers and storage products all made in Australia from fully recyclable materials. Westcare Foodpak (Bassendean, WA)Westcare decant large volume goods such as powders or granular products into small volume packaging for resale (think flour or spices). We offer either a standard or organic food processing environment, both being fully audited to the relevant Australian standards. Westcare Industrial Packaging (Bassendean, WA)Westcare provide a fulfilment service at any volume to assist getting your products to your customers. Our team are Pick and Pack specialists. Westcare also provide independent accommodation services at our Westcare Accommodation Services based in Shenton Park, WA. ISO9001:2015HACCP & Organic Certification Westcare maintains its support to people living with a disability through its independent commercial contracts. Revenue from our commercial enterprises are channelled back into the organisation to fund training, accommodation and work opportunities for people living with a disability. Westcare has over 200 employees in total of which approximately 84% are people living with a disability. Consequently Westcare is directly benefitting supported employees, their carers, families and loved ones.

The Western Australian Aboriginal Education and Training Consultative Council - Aboriginal Corporation is a consultative body focused on improving education and training outcomes for Aboriginal people in Western Australia. Its social impact involves advocating for and advising on culturally appropriate and effective educational pathways. This helps to address the educational disparities faced by Aboriginal people in the region.

The Western Australian Family Violence Prevention Legal Service Aboriginal Corporation provides specialised legal services to prevent family violence within Indigenous communities across Western Australia. The organisation focuses on enhancing safety, providing legal support, and improving access to justice for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people affected by family violence. Their culturally appropriate services aim to support victims and break the cycle of family violence in Indigenous families.

The Western Australian Students Aboriginal Corporation (WASAC) supports Aboriginal students across Western Australia by providing scholarships, mentoring, and culturally relevant educational services. It aims to improve educational outcomes and cultural identity while fostering pathways to employment for Indigenous youth. WASAC also engages families and communities to strengthen broader support networks for students.

Western Tourist Radio operates stations on 87.6 FM in Bunbury, Busselton, Dusnsborough, Cowaramup and Augusta and the Radio WA Podcast, telling the stories of people and places in Western Australia. In contrast to paying commission to foreign booking engines, the website connects travelers to local businesses so they can book direct and get the best price and richest experience with locals.

Weymul Aboriginal Corporation is an Indigenous corporation established to benefit Indigenous people in Western Australia. Although specific activities are not detailed, it aims to deliver social value to the Indigenous community. Its primary goal is to support and empower Indigenous individuals and groups.

The Whadjuck Aboriginal Corporation is an Indigenous corporation registered in Western Australia. Specific details regarding its operational activities, programs, and social impact are currently unavailable due to technical errors and an inaccessible website.