Meet our students
Short interviews with some of the inspirational social entrepreneurs we've supported. Read about the impact they're having and what they think of SSE.
Fellows’ stories
Tessa Morton, Act for Autism
The passionate parent of an autistic son, Tessa's growing Act for Autism into a national success story.
More about TessaSimon Redding, Monkey Park CIC
Monkey Park CIC is like a public living room for the Brampton community.
More about SimonCharlie Pyment, The Bevy
More than a pub: The Bevy is owned by local people, for the benefit of the whole community.
More about CharlieClaire Prosho, Claire's Transgender Talks
Helping others understand transgender identities and the issues faced by the transgender community.
More about ClaireNavedia Young, Neurodiversity Learning
Running workshops for neurodiverse students in mainstream schools focusing on their social skills and anxiety levels.
More about NavediaKara Thompson, Creative Generations
The social entrepreneur bringing children and older people together to share stories and create art.
More about KaraSara Marsh, Treverbyn Community Hall
Meet the social entrepreneur dedicated to transforming Treverbyn Hall into a thriving community space.
More about SaraSteven Platts, Groundswell
Enabling people experiencing homelessness to take more control of their lives.
More about StevenEric Owusu, ReapShares
Empowering the women of northern Ghana to become experts in shea-butter production.
More about EricMarnie Rose, The Garden Classroom
Meet the social entrepreneur helping urban children and adults connect with nature.
More about Marnie