Social Enterprise UK’s response to the Budget
Our response to the Labour Government’s first Budget
From broken back to ultramarathon: social enterprise founder running to raise money for care-experienced young people
Beth Vecchione, founder of the social enterprise Care to Dance, is running an ultramarathon just over 6 months after a car accident left her with a broken back to raise money for the care-experienced young people the organisation supports.
Can (and should) charities and social enterprises play a bigger role in the delivery of public services?
Sign up for this webinar from Turning Point with the Rt Hon Patricia Hewitt as well as others looking into the challenges facing the health and social care sector
New support for social enterprises working in the NHS
Following our successful campaign for social enterprises to be included in the NHS pay deal, which won central government funding last year, we’re launching a new programme to support our members working in health and social care. Social enterprises deliver more than £1bn of vital NHS care across the country, while reinvesting any profits in … Continued
Social care business celebrates 10 years of success
July the 1st 2022 saw Leading Lives mark its 10-year anniversary as an employee-owned social enterprise, with a combined birthday celebration and awards event in Bury St Edmunds. It also acknowledged the contribution of Tony Carr, who retires as Managing Director after 41 years in the Suffolk care sector.
Turning a cafe into a supermarket – Social adVentures
Find out how a Salford social enterprise is transforming how a community can address health inequalities
Social Enterprises and the Future of Public Services – An Interview with Scott Darraugh, CEO of Social adVentures
Hear from a leading social enterprise on the role of social enterprises in the health service and how they are transforming public services.