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.
11th January 2020 10:00 am
Extraordinary Responses Main Gallery, Project Ability, Trongate 103 Exhibition: 11 Jan – 22 Feb Reception: 11 Jan 4-6pm Seminar: 11 Feb 1-4pm Over the last year a group of ‘outsider’ artists, funded by The Heritage Lottery Group have been researching and visiting Glasgow’s Art Galleries. They have been learning about different artworks that […]
12th January 2020 10:00 am
Extraordinary Responses Main Gallery, Project Ability, Trongate 103 Exhibition: 11 Jan – 22 Feb Reception: 11 Jan 4-6pm Seminar: 11 Feb 1-4pm Over the last year a group of ‘outsider’ artists, funded by The Heritage Lottery Group have been researching and visiting Glasgow’s Art Galleries. They have been learning about different artworks that […]
13th January 2020
The Creative Entrepreneurs’ Club (CEC) is a member-driven community designed to help creative people grow cool businesses in an authentic, sustainable way in Scotland and beyond. We’re committed to connecting, upskilling and empowering creative entrepreneurs at all stages of the journey and we welcome members just starting out, those scaling up and those leading established […]
Movement Evolution Scotland CIC is a both Health SEN and Sport SEN member that has been set up with with three key social objectives.
• to increase participation in ‘free spirit’ sports and physical activities in Grampian;
• to improve the health and wellbeing of the Grampian population and beyond; and
• to close the attainment gap in the Grampian area through physical activity and ‘free spirit’ sports.
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