We strengthen social enterprise
Senscot's vision is of a socially just Scotland, served by a thriving social economy
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Connecting and informing social enterprises across Scotland.
Supporting local and thematic social enterprise networks.
Working with others to establish new services for the sector.
The latest update on community and social economy issues from the Senscot bulletin, including founder Laurence Demarco’s personal take on the week’s events.
It is also includes The SENs weekly update, a roundup of Social Enterprise Network activity, with news, events and funding opportunities for social enterprises.
2nd July 2019
Join us for a variety of fun and free art activities at WHALE Arts this Summer for toddlers, children and teenagers. From wands and potions to fun family days out to the Edinburgh Festival! For more information visit our website. Activities are on a drop-in or by booking basis – further details can be found […]
10th July 2019 9:30 am
Do you have an interest in your own and other people’s mental health? Do you want to learn new things about a subject that can affect us all? Do you want to understand mental health issues better so you can help yourself and those around you if you need to? If you answered yes to […]
15th July 2019 9:00 am
PULSUS Conferences invites all the participants from all over the world for the upcoming event “World Congress on Advanced Nutraceuticals and Functional Foods” which will be takes place at London, UK on July 15-16,2019. Nutraceuticals 2019 greets all the experts in the field of Nutrition, Pharmacology, Agriculture, Food science, Food technology, Drug Research under the […]
Pushing Out the Boat (POTB), North-East Scotland’s unique literary and arts journal, publishes high-quality prose, poetry and art selected from a unique blend of the global and the local.
In its pages are artists and writers from all around the world, as well as just around the corner, creating a linguistic mix that welcomes Doric, Scots, and a world of eclectic Englishes that help to bring us a’thegither.
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