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"This structured learning process helped me to understand my organisation's strengths and weaknesses and how to present them effectively. I learned so much, and it was clear why I had struggled to gain traction before."
Theresa Muller, learner on the Build Your Social Enterprise Programme.
We believe social entrepreneurs play an essential role in changing the world. We strengthen their role in local communities across South Africa through transformational learning programmes that will increase their community impact.
PARTNER WITH USWe empower young people in South Africa who have a desire to see positive change locally and globally, both in and outside of education.
Our facilitator-led learning and development programmes offer a dynamic space for you to connect with other changemakers and develop the skills needed to step up and effect social change.
We empower young people in South Africa who have a desire to see positive change locally and globally, both in and outside of education.
"Never think you can't be the one to change the world. You're just where it starts." Join us to build the social enterprise ecosystem in South Africa. Partner with us so that we can change the world together.
"There is clearly a massive need to support social entrepreneurs across South Africa. We already have over 6300 social enterprise members and our community of practice is growing with between 50 and 100 new members every week."
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Social Enterprise Connect (SEC) is an exciting new Community of Practice (CoP) for social entrepreneurs in South Africa.
Read more →Impact Makers and Creators is an ambitious programme working with ideation-and-growth-stage creative social entrepreneurs.
Read more →Our Social Enterprise in Education Programme is focused on learners getting the opportunity to pitch the social enterprises they started at their schools.
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