There are many definitions of a social enterprise but in general, the broad sense is that it’s a business that trades goods and services, is purpose and mission-focused, and puts at least half of its profits back to achieving its mission.

Social enterprises are not driven by the need to maximise profit for shareholders and owners. We are an innovative breed of businesses that exist to create an equitable and more sustainable world. Social enterprises provide a market solution to societal problems.

The intentions of restrictions in some areas were good, given that we all want the same results of stopping the spread. But blaming the most vulnerable in our society only divides people and creates anxiety. What we need to realise is that we are all part of the system and once we start pointing the finger, we lose trust collaboration and influence.

We all understand the health benefits of sport and activity but despite our best efforts we have failed to distribute these benefits fairly. Leaving those with the greatest health needs most excluded.