Developing a Social Enterprise as a Social Worker
Kristen F. Linton
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Kristen F. Linton
Abstract
The author founded a nonprofit bakery that provided employment services for people with disabilities—a social enterprise. This description of the steps in the development of a social enterprise as a social worker is critical, because the current economy demands that social workers have knowledge of social enterprises.
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The author founded a nonprofit bakery that provided employment services for people with disabilities—a social enterprise. This description of the steps in the development of a social enterprise as a social worker is critical, because the current economy demands that social workers have knowledge of social enterprises.
Key concepts: Social enterprise, Business, Social work, Public relations, Economic growth, Political science, Economics