Assistance for those living in Wales
UnLtd is working with Social Business Wales and local inclusion partners to offer assistance to find funding to help start and grow social businesses
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A library of useful resources to help you navigate the social enterprise space.
UnLtd is working with Social Business Wales and local inclusion partners to offer assistance to find funding to help start and grow social businesses
We are committed to making our application process accessible
This guide will introduce a method for defining social impact indicators and setting targets created
This guide explores the typical legal structures that are used in the social enterprise sector, the core advantages and disadvantages of the respective structures, and the key issues for consideration when deciding on the right legal structure for your organisation
Defining the specific activities or actions that will enable you to deliver your solution to the problem
Empower Your Social Investment Journey: Introducing the EDI Toolkit for Social Investors
Explore essential resources for volunteers, including mentoring tips, legal structure guides, marketing strategies, HR templates, and insights into social investment for tackling inequity. Access expert tools, videos, and services to support your impact-driven work
Guidance for Section 6, Question 14 on the Award Application. This is for social entrepreneurs who have been trading for less than 1 year or between 1 to 4 years
This resource explores how to map out your operational needs and build the internal workings of your organisation, from day-to-day activities to identifying skills gaps. It offers practical advice on defining key processes, aligning resources, and managing early-stage operations effectively
The social entrepreneurship ecosystem is vast, and we want to help you find the right support for you and your enterprise. Below we have listed other organisations who might be able to help you progress in your journey
The panel meeting guide is designed to help you to prepare for the panel stage of the application process. It outlines adjustments that you can request to ensure that you have the best chance of communicating your ideas and plans with us
This guide provides a framework for measuring and documenting social impact during your pilot phase, helping you set goals, collect data, and evaluate your organisation’s outcomes. It includes tips, examples, and resources to build a robust evidence base for demonstrating the success of your social model
Adapting your business model is an ongoing process, guided by changes in your environment and stakeholder insights. Focus and flexibility are essential for sustained growth and impact
Stakeholders are all the people that your social enterprise has an impact on or connection to. This could include your funders, your clients, customers, beneficiaries and supporters. The range of different stakeholders is discussed elsewhere in this toolkit
This guide is about turning your idea into a concrete, operating project.
Now that you're ready to turn your idea into a reality and begin defining your business model, it's time to think about how you will market your products or services.