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Why social enterprise works for charities, volunteers and professionals |
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Funding can be a big issue for charities, so it’s not surprising that more and more are moving towards becoming social enterprises to enable them to earn their own income.
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Social enterprise in GCSEs and apprenticeships |
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These days, school and college students have loads of opportunities to get involved in, and find out more about, social enterprise. There’s even a new Foundation for Youth Social Enterprise
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Why traditional business can benefit from working with social enterprise |
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A lot of social
enterprises fall within the ‘small business’ bracket. But in
terms of their place in the community, as well as the business world,
they are becoming big news.
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Claudia
Cahalane
looks at the young ambassadors involved in some of Britain’s most
innovative social enterprises, and checks out which subjects they
liked at school
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Many of the ambassadors work in dispersed areas of the countryside,
where social enterprise is essential to bringing the community
together, finds Claudia
Cahalane
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