This session will provide a broad understanding of social enterprise and the social entrepreneurship style of work. It showcases two social enterprise case studies and two social enterprise paradigms.
The first case study features The Ambassador Newspaper, an African multilingual newspaper. We discuss the impact of the newspaper in assisting people of African backgrounds to access settlement services, the role of volunteers in running the newspaper, and the benefits to volunteers in gaining confidence and labour skills.
The Ambassador Newspaper
Khalid Osman
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Our second case study presents the meaningful journey of North Richmond Community Health's Five High Community Cafe, from its establishment to is closure. With a target group of predominantly newly-arrived migrants and refugees residing in Richmond Public Housing Estate, the presentation will provide learning opportunities on the challenges, successes, and failures to run a social enterprise.
Five High Community Cafe
Jane Price
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Social Enterprise Paradigm One
We discuss the AMES social enterprise program aimed at providing active social and economic inclusionary pathways to successful settlement.
AMES social enterprise
Malou Pascual-Anes
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Social Enterprise Paradigm Two
Presented by Social Traders, we explore the role of a social enterprise development agency in harnessing the capacity of social enterprises to create a robust, sustainable, and inclusionary market.
Social Traders
Libby Ward-Christie
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