Call for Social Enterprises & Mentors for thematic, group & 1 to 1 Mentoring Support
We would like to hear from social enterprises that are already incorporated, who are interested in receiving a package of support to help develop your ideas and growth potential around a specific topic.
We’re offering 1 to 1 mentoring to develop an action plan outlining your priorities for enterprise growth and development, 1 to 1 support in one of those priority areas, and the opportunity to meet with other similarly minded enterprises for group support (on shared priorities), networking and discussions hosted by your Mentor.
Does your enterprise sector or growth idea fall into one of these topics;
- Health and Wellbeing
- Community Shops
- Re-use / Circular Economy
- Community Energy
- Creative Industries Arts & Entertainment
- Community Hubs
- Food Growers (small scale commercial) or Food Hubs (food security)
We will be able to support thematic areas where 4 or more organisations come forward to request support. If successful you will need to commit time to meet with your mentor individually and also with the other enterprises in your thematic group, during October to January.
Contact us to register your interest by 9am on Thursday 8th October 2026.
Complete our web form: https://dtawales.org.uk/contact-us/
Or e-mail us on: sbw@dtawales.org.uk
Include your organisation name, where you are located, what theme your enterprise is interested for support in, a bit of background to your organisation and what you’d like from the support.
Would you like to become a paid mentor with us?
If you have lived experience from leading the development of an enterprise in one of these sectors and are keen to support others, contact us if you can offer us around ½ day a week from Oct to Jan. You would be supporting around 4 enterprises through individual and group mentoring and need to be organised to arrange online or in person meet ups for the cohort.
E-mail us on: sbw@dtawales.org.uk
Social Business Wales is delivered by a consortium made up of Cwmpas, the Development Trusts Association Wales, Social Firms Wales, UnLtd and Wales Council for Voluntary Action.
