The Federal Budget represents a turning point for social enterprises in Australia after the government unveiled a new $21.9 million employment initiative.
A financial wellbeing program created for, and with, jobs-focused social enterprises is delivering incredible returns for employees – giving them the confidence and skills to better manage their money.
Today a new social enterprise commercial laundry, Beacon Laundry, created by White Box Enterprises has officially opened its doors in the Northern Rivers region of NSW, creating life changing employment for 60 local individuals.
Witton Barracks, a historic World War II site in Brisbane’s inner south, will open its doors after 13 years, reimagined as a community and social enterprise hub.
Together with a few key partners, we're determined to grow the jobs-focused social enterprise community in Queensland. Are you up for an interstate expansion?
CERES’ expansion in Brunswick East is a great story of the social enterprise sector coming together to unlock further potential of one of the longest standing sustainability-focused social enterprises in Australia.
White Box Enterprises has released its first year independent evaluation of the Payment By Outcomes Trial for social enterprise in collaboration with Centre for Social Impact Swinburne.
Civik, a new social enterprise incubated by White Box Enterprises, has officially launched in Cairns with a bold goal to create 250 jobs for people who face barriers to employment, all while addressing the labour shortages facing the telecommunications industry.
According to a new report commissioned by White Box, social enterprise outperforms Disability Employment Services (DES) on retention, individual earnings and cost savings to government.
One of White Box's first employees, Angharad Lubbock, reflects on the evolution of the Payment By Outcomes Trial and her journey with the organisation.
New networks, clearer business planning, and investment readiness strategies are all outcomes of White Box's Strong and Sustainable Program which 12 social enterprises and First Nations businesses have just completed.
This week White Box hosted a group of supporting partners on a trip to FNQ to meet local First Nations businesses and learn more about the challenges and opportunities they're facing.