source:
Make An Impact
published: 5 June 2019
It’s no secret that I believe the ultimate goal of a Social Enterprise should be not to need to exist… after all, if their mission is to end a world problem, not existing means they’ve succeeded, yes?
Regretfully, this isn’t the case. But it could be. So many Social Enterprises are focussed on intervention; they rescue and save people after something has gone wrong in their life.
It’s a model that almost relies on problems to exist, so they can too. Now, don’t get me wrong, intervention-based socents, as our world problems stand right now, are vital to our welfare, and arguably, there are some problems we, as humans can never control, such as natural disasters. And yes, I do understand that some natural disasters are a direct link to climate change.
But, what if more was done on the prevention side?
In plain talk, what if we stopped the problem occurring in the first place?
Read full article here >
MASH was initially developed as a part of the Time to Change 300 Voices Project to support young African and Caribbean men with lived experience of mental health problems in Birmingham.
c/o CATALYST 4 CHANGE
38 Hunton Road,
Erdington, Birmingham
West Midlands, B23 6AH
T: 0844 884 3133
The Mentoring & Advocacy Support Hub (MASH) is an Unregistered Charity incubated by Catalyst 4 Change CIC
Privacy Statements | Website powered by : Duda Site Builder | Website Developed and Managed by : First Stop Web Design