Australian Social Enterprises

Yawoorroong Miriuwung Gajerrong Yirrgeb Noong Dawang Aboriginal Corporation is an Indigenous corporation representing Traditional Owners from the East Kimberley region in Western Australia. Based on its name and registration, it likely serves as a representative body for Miriuwung, Gajerrong, Yirrgeb and Noong Dawang peoples, though specific activities and programs are not detailed in available records.

Yugunga-Nya Native Title Aboriginal Corporation RNTBC is an Indigenous corporation responsible for holding and managing the native title rights and interests of the Yugunga-Nya people. Its primary role involves representing the native title holders in matters related to their traditional lands and waters, aiming to preserve cultural heritage and foster community benefit.

Yumbin Community Justice Aboriginal Corporation is an Indigenous corporation registered in Queensland. Its name suggests a focus on community justice initiatives, likely working to support and advocate for justice-related matters within the Aboriginal community.

Yungngora Aboriginal Corporation RNTBC is an Indigenous organisation in Western Australia responsible for holding and managing native title rights and interests for the Yungngora people. As a registered charity, it operates for the benefit of its community, aiming to support cultural preservation and self-determination.

Yurriyangem Taam Aboriginal Corporation RNTBC is a Registered Native Title Body Corporate that holds and manages native title rights and interests on behalf of Traditional Owners in Western Australia. The corporation works to protect cultural heritage, advocate for land and sea rights, and support the self-determination of Indigenous communities. Its social impact includes preserving Indigenous connections to Country and ensuring Traditional Owners have legal recognition of their rights.

The Yuwaalaraay Euahlayi Aboriginal Corporation RNTBC is a Registered Native Title Body Corporate, responsible for holding and managing the native title rights and interests of the Yuwaalaraay Euahlayi people. Its core social impact lies in the legal recognition and protection of Indigenous land rights and cultural heritage, fostering community self-determination.