Australian Social Enterprises

Clean Force is a social enterprise delivering commercial cleaning and grounds maintenance services in Victoria, NSW and Tasmania (via ELS). The enterprise group generates $22 m in annual revenue and operate as divisions of WISE Employment Ltd, a national not for profit company limited by guarantee. Our social impact is material as we employ very marginalised people, including those with a mental illness. Products and services include Cleaning Services & Equipment & Supplies, Horticulture & arboriculture. Primary beneficiaries include People with mental illness. Social Traders status: Certified. Membership: Connections Membership.

At Cleanable, we pride ourselves on delivering professional and high-quality cleaning solutions tailored to meet the unique needs of your business. As a social enterprise, we stand out by creating positive change in the community. With a commitment to providing support and meaningful employment to all members of the community we pay all staff 100% Award wages and ongoing training. Our regular quality site inspections and commitment to quality ensure we maintain the highest cleaning and service standards and provide complete customer satisfaction. Cleanable was created by Westgate Community Initiatives Group Ltd in 2005. As a certified Social Enterprise Company by Social Traders, Cleanable can guarantee all profits are returned to the community through employment, training and upskilling programs to improve lives. As a social enterprise, we provide sustainable, 100% award wages paid employment to people facing barriers to finding and keeping a job.

Cleanable Property Maintenance Services is a certified social enterprise providing commercial cleaning and property maintenance services across Melbourne and Brisbane. It creates sustainable employment and training opportunities for people facing barriers to work, particularly those with mental illness, while delivering professional cleaning solutions to businesses.

Newday Leadership is an Australian social enterprise that inspires and develops purpose-driven leaders across various sectors. Through summits, programs, and labs, it fosters a community of leaders committed to creating a more inclusive and regenerative future, while also bridging the corporate social responsibility gap by connecting businesses with high-impact not-for-profits.

Clothing The Gaps is an Aboriginal-owned social enterprise in Victoria that creates clothing and merchandise featuring messages about Indigenous rights and social change. As a certified B-Corporation, they use their fashion platform to campaign, educate and elevate Aboriginal peoples' voices while uniting Indigenous and non-Indigenous Australians through purpose-driven apparel.