Private space, public good – the private sector and social infrastructure
Our new report shows that by collaborating with communities, the private sector can create vibrant spaces for community connection that have broad social and economic impact.
Ailbhe McNabola
Ailbhe’s role is to make the case for community business. She leads engagement with central, regional and local government to create more supportive environments for community businesses, and working with the COO she ensures that the day-to-day operation and management of the organisation is well managed and delivering to a high standard. She oversees and supports the Portfolio Management Team and Policy and Insight Team.
How we’re backing community business
Power to Change has a renewed purpose and ambitions. With it, we’re shaping the conditions for community business to thrive.
Why should the private sector care about space for community?
Ailbhe McNabola writes about why the owners of private buildings and land may look to provide space for communities – and why those who wish to empower communities should care about this too.
New project on privately-owned social infrastructure
Our new project with the Bennett Institute looks at how privately-owned spaces can bring communities together.
Space for community: strengthening our social infrastructure
The social fabric of a community is important for weathering challenging times. How can government support the growth of important community spaces for people to gather and meet?