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
CHCP achieves outstanding patient and colleague survey results
City Health Care Partnership’s (CHCP) annual patient and colleague surveys show a clear link between happy staff and happy patients.
GLL’s response to carbon reduction is personal, practical and pool-based
Charitable Social Enterprise Leisure and Cultural Services provider GLL has committed to become Carbon Neutral by 2050 with an ambition to achieve this earlier in response to feedback from customers and staff, and partners. Following the launch of GLL’s new Sustainability Strategy that sets out the leisure trust’s longer-term ambitions and targeted actions between 2023 … Continued
Dental nursing on a mobile dental unit supporting people who are homeless
Hear from dental nurse,Anita Woods, about her work on a pilot programme taking dental care out to people who are homeless
Charitable social enterprise GLL to operate Newham Leisure Centres from 1 April
GLL is due to start an exciting new 10 year partnership with Newham Council that promises to increase physical activity levels and improve the customer experience for residents in one of London’s fastest growing boroughs.