All Together Edinburgh is a unique organisation providing training opportunities for adults with learning disabilities. Trainees have opportunities to gain confidence, work skills and a qualification in the All Together charity shop/training centre, Leith.


Founded on 2003, the aims are sustainability,community development, education & health. To fund other local people to do the same.

Best Bib N Tucker is a Community Interest Company designing protective clothing for Adults and Children.


CCI supports people to make a contribution to their community. Through their participation in our social enterprises and volunteering programmes individuals are supported to improve their health and well-being, increase their skills and confidence and have their contribution acknowledged by their community.

Our chocolates are handmade by women who have touched the Scottish criminal justice system and are making positive changes in their lives. Through making and selling our chocolates the women receive support, work experience and the opportunity to raise their self- esteem helping lower barriers faced in finding fulfilling work.

Looking for catering with a social conscience? Look no further! Our expert team are happy to cater a wide range of events with hot and cold food.

Cyrenians Farm is a community farm near Kirknewton in West Lothian, only 10 miles from Edinburgh city centre. The farm is home to a Cyrenians Community of young people living in peer-supported accommodation and provides opportunities for residents and volunteers to grow food, skills, ideas and confidence.

Edinburgh Food Social is a social enterprise teaching young people and communities about local, seasonal food.

Edinburgh Printmakers was the first open access print studio in the UK. They play a leading role in connecting studios and workshops.

Equal Exchange is a worker owned co-operative based in Edinburgh that sells its own brand of Fair Trade and organic food and drink to retailers and caterers throughout the UK.

Falrkirk Vineyard is the UK advocate for Eden Jewellery who work with survivors of human trafficking and sexual exploitation in Asia to provide stable employment and vocational training through their international jewellery business.

Fountainbridge Canalside Community Trust (FCCT) aims to make our local area a better place to live, work, do business and visit!

The Grassmarket Community Project supports people through transitions in their lives and re-connects the disengaged. They run four social enterprises through the project: their successful wood workshop GrOW, creating bespoke pieces of furniture from recycled wood; a purpose-designed conference and event space; a cafe and catering service and the manufacture of tartan items including their very own "greyfriars" tartan.

Lavender Menace Queer Books Archive established to promote and benefit the lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, non-binary, queer, intersex, asexual (LGBTQIA+) community and their allies.

Move On Wood Recycling is social enterprise in Edinburgh which collects waste wood, sells quality timber, and provides work experience, volunteering and training.

Remode Collective is an award-winning social enterprise based in Edinburgh. We're passionate about exploring ways to repurpose textiles locally, building new skills, and celebrating multicultural diversity.

Tackling period poverty and the stigma surrounding menstruation in a sustainable, collaborative and ethical way.

The Scottish Storytelling Centre provides a home for Scotland's stories in the heart of Edinburgh, showcasing traditional arts year round, where modern meets mediaeval architecture for an enticing mix of past and present.

Shandon Publishing's primary aim is to support people who are directly or indirectly affected.

Silver Stags products are made or sourced in Scotland either by Scottish Craft folk or socio economically disadvantaged young people and adults who we support.

Somewhere is a research-led LGBTQ+ focused social enterprise, championing Scotland’s LGBTQ+ community through culture and enterprise projects.

The Big Issue is a weekly publication sold by homeless and vulnerably housed individuals who buy the magazine for £1.25 and sell it to the public for £2.50, keeping £1.25 for each magazine they sell, providing an opportunity to earn a legitimate income and an alternative to begging.

The Leith Collective is a unique retail space of 130+ artists all working together to promote their work, sustainability and support for our local community.

The Pitt is an award winning street food market, with a 700 capacity venue space and both indoor and outdoor markets, alongside street food vendors, a bar and much more.

Upmo an Edinburgh-based charity providing support and opportunity for adults with learning disabilities and autism.