Ness Wadia | School For Social Entrepreneurs India Celebrates Positive Social Change

Social Start-Up fellowship, the flagship programme of the School for Social Entrepreneurs (SSE) India, helps passionate individuals create social impact through their entrepreneurial ventures. SSE India, an initiative supported by PwC and British Council India, felicitated 16 such social entrepreneurs for completing their 9-month journey on 15 December 2016. These fellows are working in myriad areas from healthcare, livelihood generation, tobacco cessation, to skill development, water and sanitation.

Dr Jitendra Singh, Minister of State (Independent Charge), PMO, presented the graduation address at the event in the presence of Jaivir Singh, Chairperson SSE India, Deepak Kapoor, PwC India Chairman, and St. John Gould, Director-UK Trade and Economics, British High Commission, India, Ness Wadia, SSE India Board Member, Richard Everitt, Director-Education & Society, British Council India, Jyotiraditya Scindia, Anurag Thakur, and Malvinder M. Singh.

SSE globally has played a quintessential role by supporting social entrepreneurs in realising their social purpose. Ever since its launch in India earlier this year, SSE India has taken the legacy forward with the endeavour to bridge the current need in the social enterprise ecosystem by focusing on the individual.

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