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The document provides an introduction to social enterprises, including their characteristics and types. Social enterprises aim to fulfill social aims or bring communities together for economic development and social gain. They can take various organizational forms such as charities, co-operatives, social firms, and community businesses. Social enterprises are important for creating jobs and fighting crime. They also play a role in areas like arts, design, and improving accessibility. Support for social enterprises can include assistance with strategy, finance, purchasing, networking, and guidance. The future of social enterprises depends on changing perceptions of their social and economic role.
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