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The Social Enterprise Investment Fund (SEIF) provides investment to help new social enterprises start up and existing social enterprises grow and improve their services. We work to support social enterprises in the delivery of innovative health and social care services.
The Fund was set up in 2007 as part of the Government’s plans for stimulating expansion in the role of social enterprise in the provision of health and social care.
By enabling social enterprises to deliver health and social care services, the Social Enterprise Investment Fund aims to improve the quality of services for patients.
Social enterprises that can apply to SEIF include:
We are now offering two streams of regional 1-day workshops to help you find out more about the Social Enterprise Investment Fund.
The Social Enterprise Investment Fund is managed on the behalf of the Department for Health by The Social Investment Business, working in partnership with Partnerships UK.
Phil Hope MP, Care Services Minister, provides more information about the Social Enterprise Investment Fund and social enterprise service delivery in the health and social care sector.
