5 Best Opportunities for Social Enterprises
We get it. Life is crazy and balancing out your time can be super hard. With so much going on it’s difficult to stay ahead of the learning game and easy to lose track of what’s happening in the world of social impact. The trick is to stop trying to read everything out there. There’s too much. And you’re too busy. Instead, give us roughly 3 minutes and we’ll brief you on five of the best social enterprise opportunities happening right now! If you’re passionate about creating positive social and environmental impact, our handpicked content is all you need to stay informed and inspired. For the fortnight starting 12/10/2020, here’s…
2. Aggie Global Gift Boxes
Finding the perfect gift for staff and partners can be tricky, and when you're working in the world of social enterprise, you want to make sure you can support the sector while thanking the people who make your job easier (and more enjoyable!). Aggie Global is a great example of social procurement in action. Purchasing one of Aggie Global's gift boxes is a simple way you can support small farmers all over Australia. Get your Christmas order in now!3. Understanding Depression MOOC
4. SOMA – The Good People
Skills of the Modern Age (SoMA) invite you to join The Good People: an immersive 5-week online program for designers and innovators who want to make a difference. With weekly interactive workshops and a range of challenging, hands-on projects and activities, this is the perfect introduction to the world of social impact. Together with an intimate cohort of like-minded changemakers, you’ll explore the key ideas and frameworks for social innovation, and you’ll leave with a range of new social impact skills and tools at your disposal. Register today.5. Haystacks Solar Garden
Grown out of a desire to make renewables accessible for everyone and enabling communities more control over their energy future, the Haystacks Solar Garden is intended to demonstrate that community-owned and small-scale solar farms are viable, replicable and provide multiple economic and community benefits. A solar garden is a similar concept to a community garden, but instead of growing veggies members get to harvest renewable electricity. People who want to install solar on their rooftop but aren’t able to can join a Solar Garden and receive the benefits from collectively owned renewable electricity. If you're in NSW, become a member today!Don’t Miss: Social Enterprise Council of NSW & ACT (SECNA)’s Membership
With two membership options available, now's the time to secure your place in the social enterprise sector's peak membership organisation for NSW & ACT residents. As a member of SECNA you will be able to contribute to policy, strategy, research and awareness. Most importantly, you will be part of creating a social community for social enterprise.
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