Students from low-income households find it an uphill task to reach college.
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Scramm's College Summit is a social entrepreneurial initiative, which is trying to change this scenario by providing mentoring and workshops to thousands of students.
In the rural belts of Brazil, most of the farmers are not able to make a living from their land.
Neglect on the part of government, depleting soil and a lack of infrastructure, all force hundreds of thousands of rural families to move into the urban slums.
Fabio Rosa persisted with his social entrepreneurial skills to stop this tide by finding low-cost methods of electrifying the rural areas of the country.
Typically, entrepreneurial organizations strive in a number of versatile ways to improve social standards and create lasting impacts.
A brief view into the concepts and ideology behind these organizations is elaborated in the following paragraphs.
Social entrepreneurial organizations work bottom to up and they give value to the opinions of the people being served by them.
These organizations are devoid of any kind of bureaucratic structures, which work on top to down communications and where the leaders only give focus to themselves.
At Child line, a social entrepreneurship initiative in India reaches street children through a child who has already been helped by the organization.
Even though they may not be professional, but they deliver effectively when it comes to creating social impact.
The bottom to top structure enables the already helped children to continuously keep updating the organization about the ground developments.
Another attribute of social entrepreneurial organizations is that they remain alert to exceptional outcomes and information.
Contrary to the institutional mode of doing things in the traditional ways, these organizations detect results in unexpected and strange ways.
These organizations are practical and they design tangible solutions for real people.
Since social entrepreneurial organizations can achieve through objective by mobilizing a number of resources, not primarily financial in nature, they focus solely on their goal and use different means and methods to achieve it.
A member of Ashoka in South Africa sought to bring comfort and ease into the life of poor people affected with AIDS.
When she came to know about AIDS as a stigma, she refocused her dedication in providing general health support to ill people who were dying out of the disease.
Here it did not matter what name she gave to her work.
Last but not the least social entrepreneurial institutions focus genuinely on human qualities.