Start small. Test safely. Build a business that fits you.
We help NDIS participants explore business ideas, build skills, and launch low-risk microenterprises—without pressure to "get it perfect" first.
Enquire About MicroenterpriseWhat is a microenterprise?
A microenterprise is a small, self-employment business built around what someone loves and is good at. It's flexible, low-risk, and designed to grow at the person's pace.
What we help with
Idea discovery & product testing
We help you explore ideas through low-risk workshops and activities—before you invest anything.
Pricing & simple budgeting
Learn the basics of pricing your products or services and managing money in your business.
Markets & selling practice
Practice selling at local markets with support—building confidence, customer skills, and cash handling.
Routines & roles
Build sustainable routines and understand the different roles involved in running a small business.
Product development
Develop your products through workshops—cooking, art, sewing, and more—with hands-on support.
Ongoing business support
Regular check-ins, plan reviews, and team training to keep your business growing.
Meet some of our microenterprise owners
Real people building real businesses. Every microenterprise is unique — just like the person behind it.
Jayden Meakins Photography
Jayden is a talented nature photographer capturing the beauty of the natural world. His eye for detail and patience in the field have earned him recognition, including a People's Choice win in the Tourism Rockingham Photo Competition.
Jayden Meakins Photography
Nature & Wildlife Photography
View Jayden's gallery on FacebookPeople's Choice winner — Tourism Rockingham Photo Competition
Recycling with Brody
Brody is passionate about keeping our environment clean and our community strong. His microenterprise, Recycling with Brody, collects cans and bottles across Mandurah — giving materials a second life and making a real difference. Brody's dedication, energy, and pride in his work shine through everything he does.


The Marshdens by Mason
Mason is a talented illustrator and the creator of The Marshdens — a fun and silly bunch of monsters who live in the colourful town of Marshden! Mason is testing his illustrations on different products, starting with keyrings, with plans to expand his range in 2027. When he's not dreaming up new monster adventures, Mason loves watching cartoons, playing the piano, and is also a tie enthusiast!



Stitched Up by Kasey
Kasey Francis has been sewing for over 11 years and has turned her passion into a thriving microenterprise. Stitched Up by Kasey offers handmade bags, coin purses, card wallets, glasses cases, EpiPen bags, and more — all available in a huge variety of colours and patterns with customisation options. Kasey regularly sells at local markets across Mandurah, Rockingham, Pinjarra, and beyond.


What success looks like
A sustainable small business
A business that works around your life—not the other way around. Built to last, not to burn out.
Meaningful work and pride
The confidence that comes from creating something of your own and sharing it with your community.
Transferable skills
Skills that carry over to other employment too—communication, time management, customer service, and more.
Common questions
Do I need a business idea to start?
Not at all. Many participants start with no idea—we use Discovery and workshops to help you explore what you enjoy and what could become a business.
Is microenterprise NDIS funded?
Yes. Microenterprise development is funded under NDIS supports. We price in line with the NDIS Support Catalogue.
What kinds of businesses do participants start?
Everything from handmade products (jewellery, sewn goods, art) to photography, recycling services, keyrings, and more. It depends entirely on you.
Do I need to invest my own money?
We focus on low-risk starts. Our workshops let you test ideas and build products without personal financial investment upfront.
Ready to explore microenterprise?
Get in touch and we'll help you figure out the first step—no pressure, no commitment.
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