Half-way through Challenge Poverty Week, we take a moment to reflect on the latest edition of our Social Innovation Challenge programme and to celebrate the winner of this year’s £50,000 award.
ApparelXchange, a social enterprise dedicated to reusing, repairing and recycling childrenswear, is the winner of this year’s Social Innovation Challenge.
The investment will help ETA address a looming skills shortage in engineers trained to install air source heat pumps and other renewable technology.
Find out from Ray Banks, Programme Manager for the Social Entrepreneurs Fund (SEF) and one of our Just Enterprise Business Advisors, what makes an application stand out from the crowd.
Find out from Ray Banks, Programme Manager for the Social Entrepreneurs Fund (SEF) and Dr Emma Ives, Business Advisor, what makes an application stand out from the crowd.
This session is aimed at Social Innovation Challenge applicants who are looking for more clarity on what social impact is and how it might be measured and evidenced.
Scotland All Strong is a social enterprise that encourages a blended approach to improvement and self-management of mental health. They provide and promote physical activity, mindful relaxation, peer exchange, and support as powerful tools to benefit overall wellbeing.
One more step in our Diversity and Inclusion journey.
Fourteen social entrepreneurs, from across Scotland, have secured a share of £67,000 from social enterprise start-up agency Firstport.
