Social Enterprise


By our community, for our community

GRANN’s Social Enterprise is a community-led initiative creating flexible, affirming income pathways for Autistic and Neurodivergent people who are often excluded from traditional employment.

This is not a requirement of membership. It is a separate, opt-in opportunity to participate in ethical, community-centred economic activity aligned with GRANN’s values.

 

Why the Social Enterprise Exists

Many conventional employment systems are inaccessible by design. GRANN’s Social Enterprise offers an alternative model, one that:

Values lived experience as expertise

Respects fluctuating capacity and access needs

Supports home-based, flexible, and self-directed work

Centres dignity, autonomy, and collective care

This is not charity. It is community economics, done differently.

 

What We Offer 

LAUNCHING SOON!

Handmade Goods
Small-batch items created by community members, including artwork, sensory tools, zines, homeware, and care packs.

Digital Resources
Downloadable guides, templates, and tools grounded in lived experience and neuro-affirming practice.

Custom & Collaborative Services
Commissioned creative work, co-designed resources, facilitation, and lived-experience consultation.

All offerings are created at a pace that prioritises wellbeing, not productivity.

 

Local, Ethical, & Low-Waste

Where possible, we prioritise:

Locally sourced or recycled materials

Slow, low-waste production

Small-scale, community-based exchange

This supports people and planet, together.

 

How Income Works

Participants may earn income through:

Direct sales

Commissioned work

Facilitated projects or contracts

GRANN provides platforms, promotion, and coordination where possible.

A portion of revenue may be reinvested into GRANN’s community work to sustain advocacy, peer support, and accessibility initiatives.

No one is required to participate, produce, or sell.

 

Get Involved

You do not need to be a GRANN member to participate.

We welcome:

Autistic and Neurodivergent artists, makers, and facilitators

Caregivers and community collaborators

Co-designed ideas and new approaches

Contact GRANN via email: info@grann.com.au

 

Every item tells a story.
Every contribution helps shift the system.

BEE- NEURODIVERGENT BUZZ

Bee is the founder of BEE: Neurodivergent Buzz, offering neuro-affirming, trauma-informed psychosocial support grounded in lived experience, relational practice, and systems understanding.

With over 20 years across youth work, residential care, disability support, family and social services, bee works alongside individuals and organisations to support autonomy, self-trust, and meaningful participation.

Their approach blends strengths-based practice, creativity, and ethical reflection with formal training in rehabilitation counselling, education, business, and criminal justice, creating inclusive pathways that honour difference, dignity, and self-determination.

As members of GRANN's Social Enterprise, you will also be part of People and Planet First and the Centre for Autistic Social Entrepreneurship