Introducing Social Procurement Connect
Launching in January 2023, Social Procurement Connect is a new initiative from Social Enterprise UK (SEUK) created to support organisations add social value and impact into their supply chains.
GLL Sport Foundation invites talented athletes to apply for 2023 Sports Awards as part of its 15th year anniversary
The UK’s largest independent athlete support programme opens its annual Award programme for new applications today
Hackney Green Business Seminar
Based in Hackney and want to learn how you can make more environmentally positive decisions in your business? This hands-on event will help you transition towards a net-zero.
Newcastle gains Social Enterprise Place status
Newcastle is the latest area to gain registered Social Enterprise Place status by Social Enterprise UK, recognising the city as a hotspot of social enterprise activity.
The State of the Social Care Sector: How did social enterprises respond to Covid-19?
Over the last decade the social care sector in England has seen unprecedented demand coupled with funding cuts and workforce recruitment and retention challenges. The Covid-19 pandemic added more pressure to already stretched social care systems. Recent research at the University of Birmingham has been exploring the contribution of social enterprises to the adult social … Continued
Winners of UK Social Enterprise Awards announced at the Camden Roundhouse
The winners of the UK Social Enterprise Awards 2022 were announced last night at a gala reception at the iconic Roundhouse in Camden, London.
How to promote a positive culture of mental health at work
How do mental health issues impact your organisation? Your team? Your customers? You? SEUK member Healthy Teen Minds ran this webinar to explore the challenges and opportunities of transforming mental health culture.
Social Enterprise UK response to the Lords’ Amendment to the Procurement Bill
On the evening of 28 November the House of Lords voted on an amendment to the Procurement Bill to include social value within the legislation. This is SEUK’s response