When the immediate violence subsides, social enterprises will be there in force to rebuild. This blog outlines five examples of how social enterprises are part of the solution, and how to support them to be as helpful as they can be.
Our new paper, published in partnership with the Living Wage Foundation, delves into the quality of employment created by social enterprises compared to the wider business community. From training and pay to flexibility and inclusion, the report finds that social enterprises represent business at its best – which helps them recruit and retain staff.
A play inspired by group of doctors working for City Health Care Partnership’s Macmillan service about what it’s like to live with (and beyond) cancer has now been turned into a film called KPOW!
What does our new Labour government have in store for social enterprise? Find out what may lie ahead in this blog.
Find out more about the impact of our Buy Social Corporate Challenge which works with corporates to bring social enterprises into their supply chains.
Diverse Voices are tackling violence against women and girls across London with support from The Mayor’s Office for Policing and Crime (MOPAC) and The Evening Standard Dispossessed Fund (ESDF) We’re thrilled to be launching our creative arts-based learning programmes, that inspire young people to make healthy choices whilst educating them around harmful sexual behaviour (HSB), healthy relationships, consent … Continued
Evenbreak is a social enterprise set up to close the disability employment gap, giving disabled people access to the same opportunities in the workplace as others.
Smile Together is thrilled to have won Practice of the Year in the prestigious national Probe Dental Awards 2024 and see Natalie Peary crowned Dental Therapist of the Year.