Adelphe Connect is transforming lives through Empowerment and Community in Fife, Edinburgh, West Lothian & Beyond.

Providing debt-free homes through "Micro Equity Home Ownership" where people can have the security of a home, without the burden of debt.

We provide transformational support for people ensuring that everyone has access to the support they need, when they need it and in a way which works best for them.

We are Code Division, a non-profit organisation and learning centre dedicated to reducing digital inequality and building a more equitable tech sector.

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.

Through partnership-working and community-engagement, we seek to reduce isolation, remove barriers to participation, and create opportunities for people from all backgrounds to come together.

For over 30 years, Into Work have been helping disabled and neurodivergent people and those with long-term health conditions achieve their goals of finding and keeping a paid job.

JASS is an accredited award scheme that acknowledges wider achievement in young people aged 5-14. A progressive award scheme it has been developed to support transition from primary to secondary school. JASS Is a fully inclusive award that benefits the participant, school and wider community.

LINKnet Mentoring Ltd is the first and the only direct mentoring organisation that is established to serve minority ethnic communities in Edinburgh, the Lothians, Scottish Borders and Fife.

Established in 2000 to serve disadvantaged ethnic minorities in their pursuit of development. Over the years thousands have taken part in various mentoring programmes, education and employment mentoring being the core programme.

Coaching is not just a service; it's a transformative journey that paves the way for your inner growth and self-discovery. Each of us, at various stages in our lives, must pause and reconnect with the vibrant, joyful person we were always destined to be.

MHScot Workplace Wellbeing CIC is a small disability-led Social Enterprise, based in Edinburgh, which supports the mental health and wellbeing of all Scotland’s workforce in the private, public and third sector.

NC: Collective works alongside employers and people affected by the justice system to create fair access to work.

Newin is a digital social enterprise that provides an integrated, multilingual platform (mobile app and website) offering essential information and support services for newcomers in Scotland and the UK.

Potential in Me (CIC) offer creative life coaching and personal development to young people and those who live and work with them – helping people fulfil their potential and creating bright futures.

Resolve is a social enterprise, based in Edinburgh city centre, offering personalised solutions for dealing with stress and life’s challenges.

We provide Sikh and other minority women with access to information, employment training advocacy, support and a wide variety of other services. Sikh Sanjog also operates a community cafe (Punjabi Junction) and outside catering from Leith Walk.

We are Social Investment Scotland (SIS), a charity and Community Development Financial Institution (CDFI) offering loan funding and business support for social enterprises, charities and community groups.

Space @ The Broomhouse Hub is a Scottish Award-nominated charity championing community development and bringing people together.

Stepping Stones (North Edinburgh) is a voluntary organisation that provides support services to young parent families and pregnant women living in the North Edinburgh area. We aim to promote and support the social development and education of families with young children.

Tap into IT Where You Are provides an inclusive, locally accessible service and ongoing support to enable older people to tap into the benefits of the internet and technology.

The Eric Liddell Community is an Edinburgh care charity, social enterprise and community hub founded in 1980, in memory of the inspirational Olympic gold medallist, Eric Liddell whose win in the 1924 Paris Olympics was the subject of the film ‘Chariots of Fire’.

With scientific research in mind, The safe place will guide vulnerable people with positive animal treatment and care.

This will be an opportunity to upskill and support individuals mental wellbeing.

The Young Women's Movement is Scotland’s national organisation for young women’s feminist leadership and collective action against gender inequality

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

Viva Life CIC help the community that struggle with daily living and mobility needs get out into society in an inclusive and healthy way.