Who We Are
The hub is guided by a group of non-profit organizations with a vested interest in the future of Saskatchewan communities.
Supporting organizations include:
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![SIEDN logo: a circle formed by two feathers—one in a yellow to blue gradient and the other in a black to red gradient—followed by the text Saskatchewan Indigenous Economic Development Network](https://sasksocialenterprisehub.ca/wp-content/uploads/2022/10/SIEDN-logo-draft.png)
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Our Strategic Objectives
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Expand awareness for social enterprise as a business model
We aim to increase understanding for the social enterprise model and its role in all sectors of society. Education is needed among organizations, practitioners, and community members to develop an understanding of how social enterprise can be utilized and supported.
We feel strongly about the social enterprise model as an effective option to support community wellbeing and sustainability.
Social impact enterprises often provide services that would not otherwise exist and can play a significant role in addressing gaps locally and regionally.
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Increase capacity within the provincial social economy
We seek to create better access to development resources and supports by linking to agencies in all sectors. Developing a practitioner led, province-wide network will promote shared learning and collaboration.
This work will be done in conjunction with many other organizations from the public, private, and non-profit sectors. We invite your Partnership.