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List of Social Enterprise Supports
SERI
Their vision is for Ireland to have a world class environment for social enterprises to thrive.
Their Mission
Their mission is to champion for the sector, and our members, representing and promoting our collective voice nationally and internationally
Irish Social Enterprise Network
The Irish Social Enterprise Network (ISEN) is the National Body for Social Enterprises in Ireland. We are the only network specific to representing social enterprises in all parts of Ireland.
We as a network focus on three core pillars of activity: Network – Advocacy – Education
Social Enterprise Toolkit
Brought to you by Irish Social Enterprise Network (ISEN) and sponsored by Dublin South City Partnership, Dublin City Council and Community Finance Ireland
Inner City Enterprise
Helping our unemployed, our young, and our social entrepreneurs to succeed through business advice, supports and training and networking opportunities we help you take the next steps to starting and growing your business.
Carmichael Centre
Carmichael is a leading specialist training and support body for nonprofits in Ireland.
Social Entrepreneurs Ireland Academy
They support social entrepreneurs on every step of their journey. Their vision is an Ireland where people solve every social problem
They support social entrepreneurs on every step of their journey. Their vision is an Ireland where people solve every social problem
Local Enterprise Office
The Local Enterprise Offices are your local first-stop shop for seeking information and support on starting or growing a business in Ireland. Whether you are a new entrepreneur or an existing small business owner.
The Local Enterprise Office provides advice, information and support to you in starting up or growing your business.
The Wheel
The Wheel is Ireland’s national association of charities, community groups and social enterprises.
Irish Local Development Network
Local Development Companies (LDCs) are multi-sectoral partnerships that deliver community and rural development, labour market activation, social inclusion, climate action and social enterprise services. In supporting disadvantaged individuals and communities, LDCs are not-for-profit, volunteer-led organisations who provide a national service through locally-based services. Their ethos is bottom-up, taking a holistic view of the individual and the community. Their services are integrated so employment supports, enterprise grants, social inclusion, training, well-being and environmental supports are available under one roof
Local Development Companies (LDCs) are multi-sectoral partnerships that deliver community and rural development, labour market activation, social inclusion, climate action and social enterprise services. In supporting disadvantaged individuals and communities, LDCs are not-for-profit, volunteer-led organisations who provide a national service through locally-based services. Their ethos is bottom-up, taking a holistic view of the individual and the community. Their services are integrated so employment supports, enterprise grants, social inclusion, training, well-being and environmental supports are available under one roof
Social Impact Ireland
Social Impact Ireland is devoted to making a difference in the social enterprise sector in Ireland. We believe in the power and the potential of each individual to make a real difference that will benefit their community and beyond, and make a positive social impact. We work hard with each individual, at whatever stage they are on their social enterprise journey – to fulfil the potential of their endeavour to make a positive impact on society.
Social Impact Ireland is devoted to making a difference in the social enterprise sector in Ireland. We believe in the power and the potential of each individual to make a real difference that will benefit their community and beyond, and make a positive social impact. We work hard with each individual, at whatever stage they are on their social enterprise journey – to fulfil the potential of their endeavour to make a positive impact on society.
Community Resources Network Ireland
CRNI is the representative body for community based reuse, repair and recycling organisations in Ireland.
Our vision is an Ireland where the word ‘Waste’ doesn’t exist and where our entire community benefits from the social, environmental and economic value of all reusable resources.
Our aim is to provide a range of practical supports to our members, and to promote community based, sustainable waste management as a practical and effective way of tackling Ireland’s growing waste problem.
Activelink
The Activelink website launched in 2001, primarily presenting Community Exchange content on the web. Over time we moved from being an email-bulletin based website to being a website-based e-bulletin. Eventually we were carrying so many volunteering and recruitment related posts that we launched the Activelink Jobs and Volunteering e-bulletin alongside Community Exchange.
Board Match
Strengthening Irish Not-For-Profit Boards
Boardmatch is the only Irish charity that specialises in not-for-profit board recruitment.
We connect individuals who are interested in volunteering their skills with organisations that have board vacancies.
Social Enterprise Supports Table
Irish Governemnt PDF document Social Enterprise Supports Table, listing all Social Enterprise entities in Ireland and a short description of each.
Irish Governemnt PDF document Social Enterprise Supports Table, listing all Social Enterprise entities in Ireland and a short description of each.
Irish Geovernment – Social Enterprise
Irish Government web page, with links to National Social Entrprise policy, Funding resources, other related information.
List of Social Enterprise Communities
Inner City Enterprise
Helping our unemployed, our young, and our social entrepreneurs to succeed through business advice, supports and training and networking opportunities we help you take the next steps to starting and growing your business.
Inner City Enterprise
Helping our unemployed, our young, and our social entrepreneurs to succeed through business advice, supports and training and networking opportunities we help you take the next steps to starting and growing your business.
Contact us about your social enterprise !
Our social enterprise staff have over 20+ years of experience working globally in the non-profit sector and, specifically, supporting social enterprises and charities with a commercial trading/social return on investment aspect to their work. Contact us with any questions, and for more information about how we can help you.
You can contact a member of our team on 01 473 2196 or email us at julie@dscp.ie
Our office hours are 9am to 5pm Monday to Friday.
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