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This page helps people discover and connect with organisations across the ecosystem. Each organisation curates its own profile, helping others understand who they are, what they do, where they work, and the expertise and services they bring to the sector. As a community-led resource, it will grow and evolve through your input. We facilitate updates and improvements, helping keep information current, useful and accessible for the broader ecosystem. On 23 June 2026, we launched a map view (beta). If something doesn't work as expected, please let the team know at team@understorey.org.au.
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Health Futures Australia is a health promotion charity and a registered social enterprise working to ignite and inspire Australia's leadership to create a nation of wellbeing communities. We believe in creating a wellbeing economy, and the contribution of wellbeing communities and organisations to this vision. We are focused on systems thinking and systems change. We do all we can to support journey's to health and wellbeing impact.
Hearing Matters Australia (HMA) is dedicated to helping Australians with hearing loss. We are a voluntary, self-funded, not-for-profit organisation incorporated in New South Wales. We provide information and support to people with hearing loss and their families, and we advocate on their behalf to all levels of government and the corporate sector.
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Hey Mate is a social enterprise dedicated to enhancing mental health and wellbeing in the creative industries. We offer education, advocacy, and tailored therapeutic support—both in-person and online—empowering individuals and organisations to thrive. Our mission focuses on bridging arts and health for a happy and healthy creative industry. Hey Mate offers comprehensive mental health support services tailored for the creative sector, including Employee Assistance Programs (EAP) with access to mental health professionals, on-site wellbeing officers, and custom wellbeing projects. We conduct workshops on stress management, resilience, and mental health awareness, advocating for supportive environments in creative industries. Our Lived Experience Workforce Program integrates professionals with firsthand mental health experience, enhancing relatable support. Through these initiatives, we improve mental health outcomes, build resilience, and strengthen community connections within the creative industry.
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Himayat Support Services, based in Canberra, provides disability care, aged care, and employment support to migrants, refugees, and individuals from culturally diverse backgrounds. In doing so, we create tailored employment pathways – especially for migrant and refugee women - to provide culturally competent care within their own communities.
Holy Grounds is a welcoming social‑enterprise café and community hub in Cathedral Square, Boorloo/Perth, tackling loneliness and social isolation through great coffee, inclusive activities, volunteer‑led support, and creative gatherings.
HoMie is a streetwear label, charity and social enterprise that uses 100% of its profits towards its mission: To support young people affected by homelessness or hardship to be more work-ready and better prepared for their futures.
Hope Connect Australia is a community-focused social enterprise that helps individuals and families experiencing housing stress, financial hardship, and difficulty navigating complex service systems. It exists to bridge gaps in service access, with a particular focus on culturally and linguistically diverse communities, women, and vulnerable families across Australia.
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Hotel Etico is Australia first not for profit social enterprise hotel, employing and training young adults with disability in hospitality and independent living skills and transforming community perceptions about disability and inclusion.
Humanitix is a social impact ticketing platform for hosts where 100% of profits from booking fees are dedicated to charity. Tickets for good, not greed. Hassle-free event ticketing that puts humanity first.
Human Quotient Group is a social enterprise working primarily on Defence industry/government projects with a focus on creating employment and training opportunities for women and individuals connected to military service (veteran families + veterans).
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Ignite is an SSI social enterprise that supports the growing community of people interested in exploring self-employment. Ignite’s mission is to help build capability, improve social cohesion and create economic participation for the communities we serve.
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illuminate Education Australia exists to have every young Australian invited to meaningfully address the biggest problems that matter to them now. To do so, we empower them to be confident, creative and capable. Our programs and workshops do more than just teach business and entrepreneurial skills, they provide an opportunity for young people to develop a core set of skills and capacities they can use immediately in the program through to the rest of their life.
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The team at Impact10x is passionate about tackling social inequality by increasing access to resources and opportunities for individuals and organisations that need it most. We do this by generating income through energy and education consulting services and redirecting resources towards selected impact projects (focused on youth/young people).
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As social innovation experts, Impact Boom's advisory services, initiatives, programs and partnerships help people & planet to thrive. Visit their website (www.impactboom.org) to find the support and insights you need to turn your ideas into maximum positive impact. Impact Boom is a Certified Social Enterprise and B Corp.
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Impact Business School has a goal of equipping 1 million business leaders with the tools, knowledge, and education to solve pressing social and ecological challenges by 2030. The institution champions responsible leadership and impact-driven business models, empowering leaders and organisations to innovate, achieve sustainable growth, leading with purpose and integrity.
IMPACT Community Services empowers individuals and communities by providing employment, training, disability support, and social services. Established in 1978, we foster independence, inclusion, and opportunity through person-centred support, helping people overcome challenges, gain skills, and achieve their goals for a stronger, more connected community.
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Impact Investing Australia is an independent, not-for-profit organisation dedicated to accelerating the growth of impact investing in Australia and participating in international efforts to grow the market globally.
Impact North is a community for Northern Australian innovators who are creating social, environmental and cultural impact through their businesses. We are building a collaborative peer network to motivate and support our entrepreneurs. Impact North is an initiative of Enterprise Learning Projects.
Includovate is a global feminist research incubator and social enterprise founded in 2019. It partners with governments, UN agencies, NGOs, and businesses to design evidence-based solutions for people most excluded from power and opportunity, working across more than twenty countries to advance gender equality, social inclusion, and justice.
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The Institute of Community Directors Australia (ICDA) is an independent social enterprise dedicated to strengthening governance within not-for-profits and social enterprises. As a specialised governance network, ICDA offers accredited courses and resources tailored to the community sector, including not-for-profits, school councils, sport clubs, and local councils. Through a range of programs— from lunch and learns and short courses to in-depth certificates—ICDA covers essential topics like leadership, conflict resolution, fundraising, and financial management, providing practical, self-paced, and workshop-based learning to meet sector needs.