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A Milestone for SHETECH Employment Program
Enable IT Recycling & In The Click Social Enterprise and Sheforce celebrates the successful completion of Group 2 SHETECH - a transformative employment pathways program supporting migrant women across Melbourne’s north to build confidence, skills and pathways into meaningful work.
Jun 241 min read
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Turning Old Business Tech into Opportunity: Enable Social Enterprise’s latest Impact report is out!
Enable Social Enterprise’s latest Impact report is out! Enable helps organisations responsibly manage retired IT equipment, while creating measurable social, environmental, and ESG impact through our IT Asset Disposition (ITAD), secure data sanitisation, and certified e-waste management services.
Mar 162 min read
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2024 Impact Report - 11 Years Delivering Social and Environmental Impact and Jobs for Disadvantaged
Enable's 2024 Impact report shows good results tackling barriers to employment and creating jobs for disadvantaged community in areas of high unemployment. This is achieved by applying a circular tech approach for re-using and upgrading old business technology, in our effort to get good quality, affordable tech out to those most in need.
Apr 1, 20252 min read
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Celebrating Year 1 of Enable's Employability Skills Program: Empowering Disadvantaged Jobseekers in BroadmeadowsÂ
We are thrilled to share the incredible success of Year 1 of our partnership with Hume City Council through the 2024 Community Grant. Thanks to this funding, Enable has been able to provide essential support to jobseekers from disadvantaged backgrounds, including people with disabilities and migrants. This program is one of our key social enterprise initiatives, aimed at improving employment pathway opportunities for people with disabilities and fostering jobs for diversity a
Nov 19, 20242 min read
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Enable Awarded $25,000 Inclusive Employment Grant from Westpac FoundationÂ
Enable is thrilled to announce that we have been awarded a $25,000 Inclusive Employment Grant (IEG) from the Westpac Foundation. This funding will be instrumental in expanding our efforts to create meaningful award wage jobs and training opportunities for Australians facing complex barriers to mainstream work, particularly those with disabilities.
Nov 7, 20243 min read
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