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Enable Social Enterprise is proud to celebrate the completion of Year 2 of our 3-Year Community Grant partnership with Hume City Council - supporting people from disadvantaged backgrounds into meaningful employment pathways.

When community, innovation and sustainability come together, the impact can be transformative. The relationship between Enable Social Enterprises and Ambulance Victoria is a reminder that social procurement is more than a policy - it’s a powerful tool for change. We look back at a a three-year partnership with Enable Social Enterprises - a collaboration that is delivering environmental benefits while creating meaningful employment opportunities for people facing barriers to w

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. Tackling barriers to employment During 2024, Enable supported 726 participants with employability skills and technical training/activitie

Enable IT Recycling gives old business tech a new home while creating work and learning opportunities for highly disadvantaged communities in Melbourne’s North. During the recent visit by Danny Pearson MP  and Kathleen Matthews-Ward MP , Enable’s Founder and Managing Director, Julie McKay, showcased the benefits of a Circular Tech approach of reusing decommissioned business laptops to create significant environmental impact, as well as social and economic benefits for disadva