London Early Years Foundation (LEYF) is seeking the views of early years providers to contribute to a study into the effectiveness of social enterprises in delivering sustainable childcare.
London Early Years Foundation runs 20 nurseries across London, as well as offering training to early years providers.
To understand how LEYF’s social enterprise model can support settings in developing accessible, quality childcare at a time of uncertainty and cuts, the Foundation is calling on providers to fill in a short survey.
Social enterprises reinvest profits back into their business and provide a service for the local community.
Responses from the survey will be used to inform a two-year research project by Middlesex University, into how LEYF might use their experience working as a social enterprise to benefit others.
Everyone who fills in the survey by 19 August will be entered into a prize draw to win a free continuing professional development (CPD) training session at LEYF’s head office in Pimlico.
To understand how LEYF’s social enterprise model can support settings in developing accessible, quality childcare at a time of uncertainty and cuts, the Foundation is calling on providers to fill in a short survey.
Social enterprises reinvest profits back into their business and provide a service for the local community.
Responses from the survey will be used to inform a two-year research project by Middlesex University, into how LEYF might use their experience working as a social enterprise to benefit others.
Everyone who fills in the survey by 19 August will be entered into a prize draw to win a free continuing professional development (CPD) training session at LEYF’s head office in Pimlico.
- Complete the online survey here.
