Australian Social Enterprises

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Opportunity Shop Selling pre-loved, new and vintage clothing, homewares and accessories. Donations welcome.

Fund raising to support activities of Save the Children Fund in South Australia, Australia and overseas Sell new & recycled clothes, books, jewellery & bric-a-brac & antiques 30% of funds raised in shops are used for South Australian projects

Maxima is a not-for-profit, community-oriented organisation supporting people in their pursuit of meaningful work. We develop the skills and confidence to overcome barriers to employment, and meet the needs of jobseekers and employers – bringing the two together to mutually beneficial outcomes. Products and services include Human resource services & recruitment. Primary beneficiaries include People with disabilities. Social Traders status: Certified. Membership: Connections Membership.

Yalata Anangu Aboriginal Corporation is an Indigenous corporation serving the Yalata Anangu community in remote South Australia, registered with ORIC and as a charity with the ACNC. The organization focuses on community development and providing support services to the Anangu people. As an Indigenous community organization, it likely delivers essential services and programs addressing the needs of its members.

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UnitingSA was established in 1919 and provides housing, aged care, community and disability services to support people across regional and metropolitan South Australia. More than 1000 employees and volunteers deliver high quality services to people from diverse backgrounds to realise UnitingSA's vision of a compassionate, respectful and just community in which all people participate and flourish. UnitingSA is a not-for-profit organisation all about respect, compassion and justice. With a long and proud history of building stronger communities, our can-do attitude is dedicated to supporting South Australians. Each year, we help over 10,000 people, including the elderly, youth, families, people facing mental health issues, those with disabilities, and people from culturally diverse backgrounds. Through Wesley Social Enterprises (WSE), we offer socially responsible work opportunities to people who would otherwise face considerable barriers to participating in the workforce. WSE provides a safe and fully supported work environment that promotes independence through paid and meaningful employment. Our employees are supported in small operational teams with an experienced supervisor.

We provide pathways for NDIS Participants living with disabilities to build careers and prosper as valuable Australian workforce members. We use years of Expert Knowledge to provide More Opportunities and Better Support to people with disabilities so that they can prosper in Employment. Empowering people to build the skills and capabilities necessary to outgrow us. Inside the moboEnterprises, not only are our Employees building their skills, but we’re also providing valuable services to our local community, small businesses, and larger national corporations. Through mobo, not only do we empower people with disabilities to prosper in meaningful employment, we empower our wider community to prosper and grow towards a brighter future. Jobs, lives, futures, mobolised. As a for-purpose organisation, we've been building an ecosystem of inclusive and collaborative work opportunities that empower people with disability since 1963. Our Enterprises provide valuable services in our community as well as providing meaningful employment opportunities to people with disability throughout Metropolitan South Australia. mobo stems from years of expert knowledge, experience, innovation and dedication. Providing more opportunities, better support, and empowering people to prosper as capable and confident contributors in their workplaces. Our everyday goal is to mobolise everyone, whatever their ability towards independence and finding meaningful career pathways.

Tauondi Aboriginal Corporation is an Indigenous corporation and registered charity operating in South Australia. It focuses on delivering educational initiatives to benefit Indigenous communities, aiming to provide pathways for learning and development.

Opportunity shop - Wombats Wardrobe raising funds for local youth to access training Volunteer program

Disability Employment Services (DES) program - assistance for people with a disability, medical condition and/or injury to gain open employment. Also offering specialist services to Indigenous and Torres Strait Islander people. Indigenous Employment Program - accredited and non-accredited training, work experience placement and employment opportunities for Indigenous Australians Employer support services - including disability awareness

Offering job security to blind and vision impaired Australians since 1884, RSB Industrial Services can provide your organisation with efficient, cost effective and high-quality Assembly and Packaging, Food Packaging and Plastic Thermoforming solutions.With safety and quality a prime consideration, RSB Industrial Services retains the highest levels of accreditation with ISO9001 Quality Assurance and HACCP (Hazardous Analysis Critical Control Points) Certification. Passing annual audits of procedures, records, performance and standards serve to guarantee the provision of first-class service. Incorporating a clean room facility, no job is too big or small to produce on time and to your complete satisfaction.To discuss how outsourcing to RSB Industrial Services could benefit your business, call (08) 8417 5600. Offering job security to blind and vision impaired Australians since 1884, RSB Industrial Services can provide your organisation with efficient, cost effective and high-quality Assembly and Packaging, Food Packaging and Plastic Thermoforming solutions.

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The Bearded Dragon Gallery provides a quality retail Art Gallery that contributes positively to the economic independence of people with disability. The business model uses a ‘social return on investment’ approach by assisting & investing in our social economy. 80% of the profit from each artwork sold goes directly back to the artist having a substantial economic impact on the artist’s livelihood whilst also promoting their career. Products and services include Marketing and Communications, Merchandise and Personal Products. Primary beneficiaries include People with disabilities. Social Traders status: Certified. Membership: Connections Membership.

For over 50 years, Barkuma has worked alongside people with disability to find rewarding jobs, learn new skills, explore their talents, and be included in the community. Barkuma provides services to over 700 people, making it one of the largest disability organisations in South Australia. Services include open and supported employment, transition services, community living support, training, counselling, advocacy and support. The Barkuma differences are a reflection of our deep-rooted commitment to inclusivity, innovation and individual empowerment. As a trusted and experienced partner in disability services, we are proud to continue to make a significant impact on the lives of individuals in South Australia, fostering a sense of belonging and independence. We are proud to have received the Service Provider Award at the 2023 South Australian Premier’s Food and Beverage Industry Awards. We have a 50-year history and are dedicated to South Australians. Barkuma’s not-for-profit ethos and person-centred approach distinguish us from others in the field. We work with people to establish the capacity and confidence to transition out of high school and continue to build a life of independence that makes quality employment and accommodation outcomes achievable.

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Opportunity Shop — Opportunity Shops Secondhand Goods Books, Furniture, Clothing, Shoes, Toys, Manchester, Bric-a-brac

TACSI can partner with you to provide design and innovation services, where we support communities and institutions to practice innovation by discovering new opportunities, inventing creative possibilities, and scaling new and better practices, policies, organisations, and systems. We can also provide institutional capability building for participatory working with communities, and connecting local demonstrations with broader systemic change agendas using experimentation. Products and services include Training & Education Services, Community & Social Services. Primary beneficiaries include Families, children or students. Social Traders status: Certification Expired. Membership: Connections Membership.