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.
17th September 2019 11:00 am
Do you have aspirations to run a successful community business? Or perhaps you support people and communities with enterprising ideas? Then this is the event for you! Come along to Community Shares Scotland‘s workshop in Oban to learn more about the community shares funding model and how it helps community businesses grow and thrive. What are […]
17th September 2019 12:30 pm
Learn how to make cheap, healthy meals that taste good – for free! Kitchen on Prescription is a long-term project that will host free weekly cooking workshops on Tuesdays from 12.30-2.30pm at Windsor Community Hall, 1 Windsor Street, Glasgow. The first workshop will take place on Tuesday the 30th of October. GPs, health professionals and […]
18th September 2019 6:00 pm
Fun game of netball with a wee social after. All women welcome regardless of fitness/netballing ability. Indoors hall, trainers are fine. Cost: £5 (waged) If you’d like to discuss anything or meet beforehand, please feel free to get in touch 🙂 Please meet 5.45-6pm outside the Reception area at the Edinburgh Academy (42 Henderson Row).
Firefly Arts provides youth arts workshops, projects and training for children and young people aged 5 to 25 across West Lothian.
The team at Firefly Arts is committed to fun, accessible and quality arts experience for all, and specialises in projects that engage effectively with participants who are vulnerable, marginalised or disadvantaged.
Recognising that the creative industries play a key role in Scotland’s economy,….
