SSE’s biggest UK programme

Posted on: March 8, 2021

Want to join the 10th year of SSE’s biggest programme?  Looking to start, build or scale your social impact organisation in 2021?  Register interest in The Lloyds Bank and Bank of Scotland Social Entrepreneurs Programme, jointly funded by The National Lottery Community Fund.  Free learning, a grant, a mentor.  Plus you’ll learn alongside others in similar roles and become part of the amazing School for Social Entrepreneurs family.

 

You’ll need even greater resilience, skills and networks to survive and thrive in these challenging times. Register interest and they’ll email you when applications open.

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