30/10/2026
Who sustains the people working to transform our communities?
No HR, no supervisions, fighting for wages whilst delivering and shouldering the weight of public services.
"Community transformation is often measured by the lives improved, opportunities created, and problems solved. But who considers the people carrying that work forward and whether they have the resources, recognition, and fair working conditions to sustain it? In The Reality of a Social Entrepreneur: With Lived Experience, I bring this overlooked question to the centre of the conversation, drawing on my experience to challenge how social enterprise and grassroots leadership are understood.
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This book is the first of its kind in the UK written by a grassroot community Social Enterprise Leader and my wish is for it to reach both grassroot community leaders and public service, sector leaders, Faith and educational organisations. Through this book you can learn how transformation and r...