Originally Posted by silkstone:
“"I’m not talking about merely privileged young people, but homeless young people, young carers, teenage parents, immigrants and young people from ethnic minority communities – they are the ones with the real experience of these vital social causes and therefore best placed to come up with the solutions.
With the right tailored InspirEngage training, strategy and attitude, we can bring in a new breath of Social Entrepreneurs in the UK! This not only helps the economy, but equally importantly communities too."
I find that quite clear - Essentially a person comes to them with a cause they are passionate about and InspireEngage impart information and skills, through workshops and speaking events, which might help them to create a business which addresses the issue and turns a profit. It's a realistic way of trying to create social change.It's quite neat really.”
thank you that explains it quite well , but I dont get it from the paragraph you quoted
What is a new breath of Social Enterprise
What are the right training , attitude and statergy and please dont tell me Melody's ( biscuits are the new popcorna nd lets role play when pitching to buyers)
I really so think Melody heart is in the right place but she does need to listen to people and communicate her ideas much more clearly