Putting her years of experience and passion in to Autism and ADHD, Annie

says is not like going to work just how she chooses to spend her time.

Annie discusses the challenges her organisation seeks to ease for families

and adults with Autism or ADHD, how a social enterprise model allowed

flexibility and independence to do what needed to be done, and how a

trading arm is enabling their financial sustainability.

Corin shares her passion about changing our broken food system, and social

justice through the Real Junk Food Project initiatives across Manchester.

CanSing exists to help build people's confidence to sign a variety of

styles in different settings, whether that's at school at work or in public

spaces, like a bus.

More than 13 MILLION people in the UK are living below the poverty line and

one million people are fed by food banks, yet we're the 7th richest country

in the world. Listen to hear how Caroline tackles this through Foodinate.

Aysha tells us of the importance of involving young people in the design of

the services and projects they're participating in, as she explains how The

Gifted has developed it's various programmes.

What makes a community? And what makes a community and its residents

successful?

Alison Hill tells us the story of how the Caia Park Partnership was set up

20 years ago by local residents responding to disparaging conclusions from

an academic.

In this hour long podcast, Kate shares her extensive experience of setting

up and running more than 14 social enterprises. As well the impact Social

Enterprise Acumen has in the North East through supporting start-ups,

scale-up and creating an eco-system of support.

This week Jo Clay, Founder and Director or Empower joins us on the

ShareImpact podcast to talk about the first 18 months of setting up her

social enterprise.

CEO & Founder of Aparito shares her journey to creating the wearable health technology company, tackling rare diseases amongst young people