2011
Our journey started in the industry as a commercial cleaning company in 2011, and still our sister company is working with local Government and corporate clients to help keep offices, parks and public spaces in the community maintained and clean.
2021
February 2021 Codee saw the opportunity to create and a consumables arm selling cleaning supplies to the Government, mining and the cleaning industry. With that Codee Consumables was born, we landed our container of goods and we were open for business.
2023
2023
2023
2024
Being an Aboriginal owned and operated company, we understand the importance of education for our people, and our future generations. Our doors are always open to engaging with Aboriginal people and businesses through job opportunities training and education and supply agreements. What has started out as cleaning supplies has Codee have experiences natural growth into other areas such as medical, mining and industrial. The team have strategically aligned with manufacturers and supply chain leaders to help connect and deliver top quality products with certainty. Our online store has been developed with end to end reporting for all goods ordered, as well as tracking and email notifications so all orders that are processed and delivered come with email notifications and proof of delivery notifications giving all of our clients the service levels that they deserve.
Our mission at Codee Consumables is to make a positive impact on Aboriginal Communities and learning opportunities through our partnership with the Each One Teach One Foundation.
We are committed to donating a portion of our profits to support the Foundation’s efforts to provide quality support to underserved communities. By working together with the Foundation, we hope to empower individuals and communities with the knowledge and skills needed to succeed, and to help create a better, more equitable world for all. Each One Teach One Foundation (E1T1) is focused on improving the lives of disadvantaged Aboriginal people aged 10 to 18 years old facing barriers to better their health and further their education through disengagement, whether it is depression, drug use, unhealthy eating habits and incarceration.
The primary aim is to help these young people, to build the skills and confidence they need to improve their lives and integrate back into the community. Their approach is focused on creating sustainable, long-term change by providing a comprehensive program that addresses the specific needs of this demographic. To achieve these objectives, E1T1 work in partnership with Hip Hop 101 and other Aboriginal Corporations to help further their reach and capabilities for delivery.
