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There are a number of organisations setting up, or already established, through the Right to Request scheme – all moving forward thanks to the entrepreneurship and motivation of the staff and local communities across the country.
The projects cover a variety of services ranging from primary care services for the homeless and for those in custodial/offender care environments, to mental health services, dental services and services for children and young people.
A look at some of the social enterprise projects being set up under the Right to Request and the people behind them.
Learn more about the 'Right to Request' from those who are doing it. This video has information about putting your ideas into action, what led existing social entrepreneurs to the decision to set up a social enterprise, advice for frontline NHS staff thinking about setting up a social enterprise, and engaging and involving staff in setting up a social enterprise. This video will be helpful for anyone considering setting up a social enterprise.
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