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SEIF in Action
The Social Enterprise Investment Fund or SEIF was set up in 2007 by the Department of Health to invest in social enterprises providing health and social care services in England. The Fund aims to enhance the role of social enterprise in the provision of health and social care.
The SEIF empowers local people and front line staff who want to form social enterprises to enhance their role in transforming public services in health and social care. Since it began in 2007 the SEIF has invested more than £80million in the health and social care sector.
SEIF in action explores what this money has done for the organisations providing these services.
SEIF in pictures
We are collecting pictures from organisations who have received investment from the SEIF, if you are a SEIF investee and have a Flickr account you can join our group on Flickr and submit your photos or email them to nicola.jones@thesocialinvestmentbusiness.org.
Hear SEIF in action
We recently visited a number of organisations who had received SEIF investment to hear about what they do and how they've used their investment to improve and enhance their services.
SEIF in Action
Our Managing Director of Investments Sue Peters talks about the achievements of the SEIF to date, and investees Jamie's Farm, HCT Group and Cheshire Jets offer their thoughts on how the funding has helped them
