Australian Social Enterprises

DARE Industries provides products and services for commercial and domestic customers in the Blue Mountains, Penrith, and Hawkesbury Regions. The Grounds and Maintenance team excel in commercial lawn mowing, turfing and lawn care, hazard reduction, removal of noxious weeds, garden restoration and makeovers, rubbish removal, squalor specialists. Dare Industries provides top quality Australian hardwood products including, wooden stakes and pegs required by Plumbers, Concretors, and Surveyors as well as environmentally friendly kindling in handy 5kg packs of hardwood off-cuts. The Package and Assembly team can assist your business with all your packing and assembly requirements such as, mailouts, assembly of products (from step blocks to wheel barrows), string cutting and tying, bespoke packaging, preparing business folders, labelling, secure document shredding, commercial book covering and packing and weighing. All staff are fully trained, enthusiastic and committed to assisting you and your business. By purchasing any of our business services or products you are helping to provide employment and other services for people with a disability. Since 1961 DARE Industries have provided products and services (such as grounds maintenance, woodwork and packing and assembly) to customers in the community. DARE provides meaningful employment for 65 people with a disability in the community who would otherwise not be able to work. At DARE, supported employees improve their social skills and as a result are able to interact with the community in their day-to-day lives leading to a more inclusive community. DARE also gives back to the community by frequently volunteering at community events such as foundation day and Anzac day. DARE provides meaningful employment for people with a disability who would otherwise not be able to work. Not only does it provide the supported employees with more money in the bank, but it also improves their self-esteem as they are contributing to society. Supported employees experience better health and well being, improve their skills and expand their social networks. DARE has had a number of apprentices who have gone on to join the open work force. Family members of DARE supported employees know that they are well looked after, building new skills, developing a social network and becoming more independent.

Darhi Milgirr Dyuunuy, also known as Strong Women and Children Yamba Aboriginal Corporation, is an Indigenous organisation dedicated to supporting women and children in the Yamba area. While specific programs are not detailed in the provided information, its mission likely involves strengthening their well-being, cultural connection, and community resilience.

Darlngunaya Aboriginal Corporation is an Indigenous business registered with the Office of the Registrar of Indigenous Corporations (ORIC) in Western Australia. The provided information from the public register does not detail its specific activities, services, or social impact.

Darludarlu Aboriginal Corporation is an Indigenous corporation registered with the Office of the Registrar of Indigenous Corporations (ORIC). Due to an error in the public register extract, specific details about its operations, programs, and direct social impact are not available.

Darminning 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 confirm its registration status but do not offer information about its specific activities, programs, or social impact.

Darrandarra Aboriginal Corporation is an Indigenous corporation registered with the Office of the Registrar of Indigenous Corporations (ORIC) in the Northern Territory. The provided public register details confirm its registration status but do not offer information about its specific activities, programs, or social impact.

Darriyal Wirrarrburu Aboriginal Corporation is an Indigenous corporation registered in Western Australia, however, its specific activities and services are unknown. It is expected to contribute to the social and economic development of Indigenous communities. Further information is required to determine its social impact.

The provided information from the ORIC public register details Darrriebullum-Bunda as an Aboriginal Corporation registered in Queensland. However, it does not contain any details about the organisation's specific activities, programs, or its social impact beyond its status as an Indigenous corporation.

This Indigenous corporation is registered with ORIC, focusing on supporting and representing Darug Boorooberongal Elders. Specific activities and social impact details are not available in the provided information.

The Darumbal People Aboriginal Corporation RNTBC is an Indigenous organisation that holds and manages native title rights and interests for the Darumbal People. Its primary social impact is preserving cultural heritage and empowering the Darumbal community through the responsible management of these rights and interests.

Darwin Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Women’s Shelter Indigenous Corporation provides safe shelter and support services specifically for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander women in Darwin. Its primary social impact is offering a secure environment for vulnerable women, contributing to their safety and well-being within the Indigenous community.

Darwin Indigenous Men's Service Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Corporation is an Indigenous corporation focused on supporting Indigenous men in the Darwin region. While its name suggests service provision, specific program details and social impact are not elaborated in the provided administrative registration.