26th November 2026
Divis St, Belfast BT12 4AQ 
10.00am
Join Social Enterprise Networking & Peer Support Opportunities
We are inviting social enterprises like yours to take part in a new programme of networking and peer-to-peer support opportunities taking place across Northern Ireland, delivered on behalf of the Dept for the Economy.
This initiative is designed to help organisations:
• Build meaningful connections with other social enterprise
• Share knowledge and practical experiences
• Strengthen resilience through peer learning and support
As part of this programme, we will be hosting a series of networking events across the region, alongside a focused peer-to-peer network on topics identified by the sector (e.g. HR, governance, financial resilience).
Your input is important to us, and we would welcome your participation in shaping and engaging with these opportunities.
By taking part, you will:
• Hear about all the up and coming opportunities from the SENI team
• Presentation from your local Go Succeed council rep
• Understand the latest from the experts at Living Wage
• Hear the story, success and social impact of our hosts Marion Centre of Excellence & St Comgall’s
• Connect with others facing similar challenges
• Gain insights and practical support
• Contribute to a stronger, more collaborative sector
Dragons Den, Belfast with £4000 prize fund
Are you a social enterprise with a big idea — or an early-stage organisation ready to take your next step? This is your chance to pitch, shine, and win tax free financial support that could transform your impact.
We are pleased to announce that Tenant Deposit Scheme NI have financially support SENI to deliver four Dragons Den events during 2026/27 with a prize fund totally 16k with each event having 4k up for grabs.
For more info and to apply visit : Dragons Den Event – Belfast – Social Enterprise NI
About The Marion Centre :
The Marion Centre is dedicated to creating lasting change through education tailored to community needs. It supports individuals experiencing mental health challenges by combining learning with coaching, mentoring, and wellbeing-focused training. This approach helps people rebuild confidence, rediscover their identity, and find renewed purpose. Beyond individual impact, the Centre aims to foster long-term resilience and generational change through education and personal growth.
The Marion Centre is based at St Comgall’s- Ionad Eileen Howell, a community enterprise established by Falls Community Council.
Register below now !!!
If you would like to get involved, please fill in the form below and if you need any further information please contact catherine@socialenterpriseni.org