Social Enterprise Advisory Panel: June 2020 Highlights

Support gaps, jobs and staffing, cashflow and operations, PPE and climate

The first SEAP survey had a COVID-19 focus looking at how useful and accessible support from government and other sources has been to social enterprises.

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SEAP - You Said, We Did

This paper sets out how we’ve used information you’ve provided in the initial four Social Enterprise Advisory Panel (SEAP) surveys between May and October 2020 and the changes we’ve affected, and actions taken and planned.
Social Enterprise Advisory Panel: August 2020

The second report from the SEAP looked at how social enterprises are using Government and other support launched in June/July. It also looks at the resilience of social enterprises in the face of ongoing uncertainty.
Social Enterprise Advisory Panel: November 2020

The fifth SEAP survey looked at the health of the sector over the month of November when England entered its second national lockdown. It asked social enterprises about the impact of the pandemic on jobs and income as well as what the ongoing crisis means for any expectations of growth. It also asked participants about their views on business rates and how social enterprises are ‘greening’ their businesses.
Social Enterprise Advisory Panel: October 2020

The fourth SEAP survey looked at what effect the new wave of local lockdowns and restrictions are having on social enterprises, the mental health implications of the pandemic, data collection and the wider health of the sector.
Social Enterprise Advisory Panel: September 2020

The third SEAP looked at how social enterprises are adapting to the pandemic six months on. It shows a sector in change, continuing to support the most vulnerable and continuing to innovate.