Social investment: disrupting services to improve outcomes

Ellie Ward

If social investment provided the answer to austerity, “that would be fantastic”. Jeremy Swain, CEO of London-based homelessness charity Thames Reach, talks pitching, building relationships with investors and making the case for social investment to board members.

 

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