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Wuu-rri: Turning Everyday Transactions into Indigenous Enterprise Impact

Wuu-rri is a national social enterprise established by the NSW Indigenous Chamber of Commerce. Through innovative programs like Wuu-rri Vending and the Wuu-rri Microgrant Program, we generate sustainable funding that is reinvested into Indigenous entrepreneurship, youth and community‑led economic outcomes.

What is Wuu-rri?

Wuu-rri is a Gamilaroi word meaning 'to give'.

Wuu-rri is a social enterprise established by the NSW Indigenous Chamber of Commerce to generate sustainable funding that is reinvested into Indigenous entrepreneurship and economic participation. Operating nationally, Wuu-rri supports Indigenous youth, businesses, and communities through initiatives that build capability, leadership and long-term economic outcomes.

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How Wuu-rri Creates Impact

Wuu-rri operates a simple but powerful model - revenue generated through commercial activity is reinvested into programs that directly support Indigenous enterprise and youth entrepreneurship.

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Wuu-rri Vending: The Funding Engine

A national vending program that places machines with host organisations at no cost. A portion of every sale is reinvested into programs that support Indigenous entrepreneurship and youth economic participation.

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Wuu-rri Microgrants: Supporting the Next Generation

The Wuu-rri Microgrant Program provides small grants of up to $5,000 to support Indigenous youth entrepreneurs and organisations working with Indigenous youth. These grants are designed to help turn ideas into action, support early‑stage initiatives and strengthen community‑led economic development.

Applications are open year‑round with funding awarded based on impact, feasibility and community benefit.

Key points:
– Up to $5,000 per initiative
– Open to Indigenous individuals and organisations
– National reach
– Rolling applications