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Welcome to the 83 social enterprises, cooperatives, responsible businesses, community initiatives, and networks that became Good Market approved in March 2026! This month’s roundup includes new members from South Africa, Nigeria, Portugal, Spain, England, Scotland, the Netherlands, Denmark, Norway, Finland, Estonia, Latvia, Slovakia, Slovenia, Croatia, Bosnia, Montenegro, Serbia, Romania, Moldova, Greece, Bulgaria, Georgia, Sri Lanka, Australia, Argentina, and the United States. You can see half of them below. More than 5,211 enterprises across 130 countries are now part of the Good Market commons. ❤️
Birmingham, England, United Kingdom
ChangeKitchen offers climate-friendly, plant-based meals, reduces food waste, and supports disadvantaged people in Birmingham, United Kingdom. They provide event catering services, participate in local markets and festivals, operate the Kindness Cafe, prepare ready-to-eat meal boxes, and deliver age-appropriate cooking workshops and healthy eating programs. Their plant-based menus are prepared using fresh seasonal ingredients sourced directly from local producers and surplus food that would otherwise become waste. ChangeKitchen Kindness Cafe offers meals and drinks on a pay-what-you-can basis and distributes free meals to community members experiencing food insecurity. They provide training and work opportunities to help unemployed and marginalized people gain skills and find sustainable employment in the catering and hospitality sector. ChangeKitchen composts food waste, avoids single-use plastics, and recycles. They use 100 percent renewable energy and a heat pump for heating and hot water. ChangeKitchen is a Community Interest Company (CIC) and a member of Social Enterprise UK.
The Field School of Hvar provides experiential, place-based learning and contributes to a regenerative ecosystem on the island of Hvar in Croatia. Children master core skills through hands-on projects, acts of service, time in nature, and a screen-free learning environment. The Field School of Hvar also hosts a community program for parents and other adult friends and family members that includes village-style accommodations, coworking spaces, welcome dinners, workshops, service opportunities, and family outings. They make trackable progress towards their carbon sequestration, biodiversity, and waste reduction commitments through four projects: Regenerative Agriculture focuses on organic local food production; Zero Kilometer Schoolwear reduces community waste, mainstreams reuse, and develops artisanal skills; Wooden Boatmaking revives traditional vessels for no-carbon transport; and Field Store maintains Hvar’s culinary and ethnobotanical traditions. The Field School of Hvar is registered as a not-for-profit association.
Sarajevo, Bosnia and Herzegovina
Fondacija 787 develops and promotes entrepreneurship and startup culture in Bosnia and Herzegovina. They inform, motivate, educate, and support women and young people to start and grow sustainable and innovative businesses. Their incubation, acceleration, business resilience, and investment readiness programs support entrepreneurs through practical education, mentoring, consultations, networking, grants, and investments. Services are free for participants. Foundation 787 is a member of the Bosnia and Herzegovina Business Angel Network (BHBAN) and the European Social Enterprise Monitor (ESEM) consortium. They reinvest all surplus towards their mission.
Helsinki, Finland
Lapinlahden Lähde was built in 1841 as Finland’s first mental hospital and is now an open and accessible center for culture and wellbeing. They offer workspaces, event and meeting venues, catering services, community garden plots, a public sauna, a cafe, a craft shop, a flea market, a museum, and other shared spaces. Lapinlahden Lähde organizes free workshops, nature-based activities, language courses, and arts and cultural events to reduce loneliness, improve mental wellbeing, prevent cross-cultural prejudices and stigmas, and promote connection with nature. They provide internships and supported employment for the long-term unemployed and people recovering from mental health challenges, and volunteering and inclusion opportunities to help people from diverse backgrounds participate more fully in society. Workspace and venue rental fees are kept as low as possible, and special discounts are available for mission-aligned groups. Lapinlahden Lähde is a member of ARVO the Finnish Association of Social Enterprises and other local networks.
Colombo, Sri Lanka
Maash addresses financial exclusion by giving individuals and businesses in emerging economies direct, self-custodial access to global money. They enable free peer-to-peer transfers between users and provide multi-currency accounts with no minimum balance requirements, no subscription fees, and no hidden charges. Maash provides the financial infrastructure for remote workers and entrepreneurs in emerging economies to receive income, store value, and move money without currency risks or delays. They enable economic participation and protect earnings from extraction by financial intermediaries. Maash is fully remote and digital-first to minimize energy use, resource consumption, and waste. They use carbon-neutral cloud and blockchain infrastructure and select financial partners based on compliance, transparency, and accountability. Rather than being an imported solution designed in the West, Maash was deliberately built in Sri Lanka by people who have directly experienced the challenges of the current financial system. They are a member of Hatch and actively contribute to local innovation networks.
Gemonde, Netherlands
Webmastery helps brands grow through genuine connection and actively employs people who face labor market barriers. Their webcare services include continuously monitoring social media and online channels, responding to feedback, questions, and complaints with warmth and empathy, social listening for deep insights, and community storytelling that strengthens bonds. Webmastery demonstrates a people-centered, flexible work model, creates opportunities for people with health conditions and diverse needs, and encourages other employers to do the same. They are a member of De Normaalste Zaak and Social Enterprise NL.
Hietalahti, Finland
Kuhmon kyläverkko-osuuskunta improves living conditions and livelihood opportunities through rural broadband development in Kuhmo municipality, Finland. The village cooperative connects rural households and businesses to fiber optic networks to provide fast internet connectivity for low monthly fees. They also offer free Long Range Wide Area Network (LoRaWAN) for Internet of Things coverage. Kuhmon kyläverkko-osuuskunta built their village network collaboratively using the knowledge, craftsmanship, construction equipment, and voluntary labor of local community members.
Cape Town, South Africa
StreetBiz Foundation empowers marginalized South African youth by promoting social entrepreneurship inspired by Nelson Mandela’s legacy. They identify aspiring social entrepreneurs and nurture them by providing the skills, knowledge, and real-world experiences needed to drive positive change in communities. StreetBiz Foundation organizes workshops, conferences, competitions, bootcamps, nature walks, access to online higher education classes, and coaching to support career development, networking, and personal growth. Their Be a Nelson youth movement brings together changemakers living by Nelson Mandela’s values of forgiveness and hope, with a focus on helping youth shift from a survival mindset to entrepreneurial thinking, action, and independence. StreetBiz Foundation is a not-for-profit organization and reinvests all surplus towards their mission.
Rīga, Latvia
S&W Saule un Vējš provides renewable energy solutions in Latvia and employs people at risk of social exclusion. They install solar panels, battery storage systems, wind generators, heat pumps, and electric vehicle charging stations for homes and businesses to reduce energy costs and accelerate the transition to sustainable energy sources. S&W Saule un Vējš reduces social exclusion by employing and promoting the employment of at-risk groups.
Parramatta, New South Wales, Australia
Success Works Partners breaks down employment barriers for women with a criminal record in Sydney to help them reintegrate into society, achieve financial independence, and build a better future. They offer mentoring and job readiness workshops to help women identify roles that suit their skills and interests, build confidence, and secure fair employment. Their Test & Tag enterprise provides electrical compliance inspection and testing services and creates opportunities for hands‑on skill training and paid work experience. Success Works partners with trusted Sydney-based businesses to create equitable employment pathways for women with a criminal record by focusing on their skills and potential, not their past. They advocate for fair hiring and challenge discriminatory practices. Many of their staff have lived experience of the criminal justice system. Success Works is a Social Traders Certified Social Enterprise and a member of the Social Enterprise Council of NSW & ACT (SECNA). They reinvest all surplus towards their mission.
London, England, United Kingdom
Na’amal empowers refugees to access remote employment opportunities, support their families, and live dignified, financially independent lives. They connect refugees and other displaced populations with skills training, mentorship, and remote work placements. Na’amal launched a digital services agency to directly connect skilled refugee talent to paid project-based work opportunities. Services include full-stack web development, design, workflow automation, and technical project management. Na’amal uses research-based evidence to shift the narrative of refugee employment and advocate for digital economy opportunities. They are a member of Social Enterprise UK.
Portland, Oregon, United States
Lighter Side of Climate helps people and organizations who care deeply about life on Earth maximize their energy and achieve their mission to create meaningful change in the world. Their interactive workshops and training programs, immersive retreats, and personalized leadership coaching lift the weight of stress and responsibility through joy and resilience. Lighter Side of Climate offers sliding scale pricing and designs programs, workshops, and retreats to be inclusive and accessible for people with disabilities. They are a member of Climate Curious, Women in Cleantech & Sustainability, Citizens’ Climate Lobby, Oregon Business for Climate, and the Mighty Measure network.
West End, Queensland, Australia
Global Teacher connects educators across cultures through meaningful international learning experiences that strengthen teaching practice and support global education. They organize international teacher training programs and study tours for educators to exchange knowledge, collaborate with local teachers, and explore diverse education systems. Global Teacher supports local schools and communities through shared professional development. They work with local guides, businesses, and community partners to ensure economic benefits remain within the communities they visit. Programs are designed to operate on low margins to keep participation accessible to educators. Workshops are provided free of charge to local teachers, and meals and transport are covered to remove financial barriers. Global Teacher promotes responsible travel practices and low-resource teaching approaches, avoids single-use plastic, prioritizes digital communications, minimizes printed materials, and works with local partners and existing infrastructure to reduce environmental impact. They are a member of Queensland Social Enterprise Council (QSEC).
Plovdiv, Bulgaria
Patechka Early Childhood Development Centre supports children with learning difficulties, neurodevelopmental differences, and other developmental challenges in Plovdiv, Bulgaria. They focus on early identification of developmental needs, interdisciplinary therapeutic support, professional training for teachers and specialists, and family support. Patechka offers speech, art, music, and play therapy, psychomotricity sessions that integrate physical movement, emotional regulation, and cognitive, social, and communicative development, group Montessori, and other programs based on specific needs. When possible, they provide free services and donate assistive devices or specialized devices to children whose families cannot afford support. Patechka is a not-for-profit enterprise and reinvests all surplus towards its mission.
Adelaide, South Australia, Australia
YMCA South Australia was established in 1850 to improve personal and community wellbeing through accessible recreation services. They offer recreation, fitness, and aquatics facilities, early learning centers, after-school and vacation childcare, youth empowerment programs, and allied health services. Their youth programs create opportunities for young people to develop, voice their opinions, and participate in building happy, healthy, and connected communities. YMCA South Australia uses an online platform to track carbon emissions, water usage, and waste across each of its 70 locations. They offer accessible pricing, community sponsorships, in-kind support, and discounted services to schools, sporting clubs, and community groups. YMCA South Australia is a Social Traders Certified Social Enterprise and a member of the Sports Environment Alliance. They are a not-for-profit, community-based organization and reinvest all surplus towards their mission.
Lisboa, Portugal
London, England, United Kingdom
Abuelita’s Wellbeing makes holistic wellbeing accessible to individuals from all socio-economic backgrounds in Hackney and Islington. They provide massage therapy, stretch therapy, chiropractic care, craniosacral therapy, pilates, and yoga to support physical and mental health. Their corporate well-being programs help companies contribute to employees’ health, reduce stress, prevent burnout, and promote happier workplaces. Abuelita’s Wellbeing also offers nutritional therapy, energy alignment therapy, moving meditation, sound baths, and restorative wellbeing workshops. They use their revenue to provide free therapy, wellbeing services, and community events for vulnerable groups, including refugees, asylum seekers, and individuals experiencing financial hardship. Abuelita’s Wellbeing is a Community Interest Company (CIC) and a member of Social Enterprise UK.
Nightcliff, Northern Territory, Australia
Villy Australia started in Darwin to support defense families and veterans, foster community connections, and create a safe place to ask for help and pay kindness forward. Their Villy app makes it easy to find localized services, shared resources, practical help, and volunteer support. Community members offer domestic cleaning, lawn and garden care, mental health support, transport, and other services to each other. Australian Defence Force members, veterans, and their families create genuine connections and renewed purpose, reduce mental health stigma, and assist in identifying potential unmet mental health needs to prevent suicide. Villy Australia is a member of Social Enterprise Australia and Suicide Prevention Australia.
Crewe, England, United Kingdom
Domestic Abuse Experts works to end domestic abuse in the United Kingdom by supporting victims, challenging harmful behaviors, and promoting healthy relationships across communities. They provide training, consulting services, and licensed resources that equip professional practitioners with the skills to recognize, respond to, and support those affected by domestic abuse through early intervention and behavioral change programs. Domestic Abuse Experts uses revenue from their paid services to provide free frontline domestic abuse support. Their whole-family, whole-system approach addresses the root causes of domestic abuse, reducing repeat victimization, intergenerational trauma, and long-term demand on public services. Domestic Abuse Experts actively invests in workforce development, including employing individuals with lived experience and creating opportunities for professional growth, training, and accreditation. They use blended delivery models and digital materials to reduce emissions and resource use. Domestic Abuse Experts is a member of Social Enterprise UK. They operate under MyCWA and reinvest all surplus towards their mission.
Edinburgh, Scotland, United Kingdom
Fishing Around promotes responsible angling, improved compliance, and effective fisheries management in the River Forth catchment for the long-term conservation of fish stocks, river health, and biodiversity in Scotland. They provide digital systems that support permit management, activity monitoring, and enforcement to reduce administrative burdens and help fisheries protect their waters more effectively. Fishing Around reinvests in digital systems maintenance and development, environmental and conservation outcomes, community education and engagement, and improved river and freshwater habitat stewardship. They are a Community Interest Company (CIC) and a member of Social Enterprise Scotland.
Alcanede, Portugal
Semear Afetos works to combat social isolation, promote active aging, and strengthen intergenerational community ties in rural areas of Santarém, Portugal. They offer creative and cultural workshops, digital literacy sessions, wellbeing and social inclusion initiatives, volunteer programs, and activities that bring children, young people, and older adults closer together to improve quality of life and foster a sense of belonging. Semear Afetos ensures activities and services are accessible to the entire community, including people with disabilities and families with fewer economic resources. Under their Avós de Afetos program, senior citizens transform donated textile waste into new products to reduce waste and promote conscious consumption. All proceeds are reinvested to sustain and expand the program. Semear Afetos is a project of the Santa Margarida de Abrã Parish Social Center, a not-for-profit social solidarity institution.
Anisacate, Argentina
Decart transforms cardboard waste into unique, purposeful designer items and promotes the circular economy in Argentina. They design and produce pendant lights, bedside lamps, floor lamps, chairs, desks, and other housewares from recycled corrugated cardboard. This reduces carbon and water footprints, protects trees, and replaces harmful materials. Decart is a member of the Circular Economy Cluster in Cordoba.
Emerald, Queensland, Australia
Central Highlands Community Services (CHCS) connects and empowers people and communities in the Central Highlands region of Queensland, Australia, to enhance wellbeing and increase social and economic participation. Their CH CoLab space offers coworking desks, office rentals, meeting rooms, a podcast studio, and event spaces, organizes free training and events, and provides discounts to community groups and upcoming small businesses. CHCS also offers disability housing for female residents with high needs and affordable housing for people experiencing homelessness, financial distress, and other forms of socioeconomic disadvantage. They are a not-for-profit organization and reinvest all surplus towards their mission. CHCS is a member of the Queensland Social Enterprise Council (QSEC).
Sofia, Bulgaria
Мисия Мама | Misiya Mama creates calm, confident, and prepared future parents for healthy and happy children in Bulgaria. They combine professional medical expertise with practical training to help families navigate pregnancy, childbirth, breastfeeding, and early newborn care. They also offer prenatal exercise programs, postpartum support, and baby gymnastics from two months to crawling. Misiya Mama maintains an active online community for expectant parents.
València, Spain
Bosko reconnects people with nature and revitalizes rural villages through low-impact spaces for sustainable tourism. They design easily installed modular accommodation that integrates harmoniously with nature. Bosko smart cabins are made from energy-efficient materials, run on renewable energy, use smart low-consumption lighting and air conditioning, and have natural greywater filtration systems. They offset operational carbon emissions through local reforestation programs, planting one tree for every guest staying at their cabins. Bosko supports rural communities by attracting visitors and investors and generating income for local businesses. They collaborate with local residents, artisans, and farmers to ensure authentic experiences and positive impact.
Răzeni, Moldova
Floare de Cireș prepares and serves food made from fresh, natural ingredients and provides on-the-job training to young people with disabilities in Razeni, Moldova. They offer event catering services and use the income to maintain a social assistance canteen that provides free meals to lonely elderly people, families with many children, and people with disabilities living below the poverty line. Floare de Cireș supports the integration of disadvantaged young people through workplace training and employment opportunities and is recognized as a work integration social enterprise by the Ministry of Economic Development and Digitalisation. They are a member of the Alliance of Organizations for People with Disabilities in Moldova, the Platform for the Development of Social Entrepreneurship in the Republic of Moldova, and the European Network of Social Integration Enterprises (ENSIE).
Penistone, England, United Kingdom
Art for Wellness inspires creativity, nurtures mental wellbeing, and builds stronger, more connected communities through the universal language of art. They provide safe and welcoming spaces for individuals of all ages and abilities to explore non-clinical therapeutic art as a tool for mindfulness, self-expression, and personal growth. Art for Wellness activities include drawing, painting, coloring, collaging with recyclable materials, hand sewing, embroidery, and other sensory experiences that promote relaxation and boost mental health. Their workplace programs help reduce stress and anxiety, promote overall employee wellbeing, and foster team building. Their therapeutic art training course equips healthcare professionals and activity coordinators with creative tools to support mental health, encourage social interaction, and bring joy into daily routines. Their membership program creates community connections and supports people who are struggling. Art for Wellness is a Community Interest Company (CIC) and a member of Social Enterprise UK.
Lisboa, Portugal
Católica Lisbon School of Business and Economics educates and empowers leaders who will transform business and positively impact society. They offer undergraduate, master’s, and doctoral programs, conduct scientific research, and disseminate knowledge in management, business, finance, and economics. Católica Lisbon School of Business and Economics also offers executive education programs, customized corporate training solutions, consulting services, and applied research in social entrepreneurship, impact measurement and management, and social innovation. They are a member of Impact Europe and the European Social Enterprise Monitor (ESEM) consortium.
Veľké Kapušany, Slovakia
EkonoConsult provides financial services and creates employment opportunities for vulnerable groups in Slovakia. They specialize in accounting, payroll processing, tax advice, financial planning, and other business support services. EkonoConsult trains and employs people with disabilities and other disadvantaged groups. They are a member of Aliancia pre sociálne podniky na Slovensku (ASES).
Chalcis, Greece
ΕΡΓΟ ΖΩΗΣ ΚΟΙΝΣΕΠ | Ergo Zois supports people from vulnerable social groups in Greece and contributes to more inclusive, supportive, and sustainable local communities. They focus on care services, social inclusion, and training and empowerment programs for the elderly and people with disabilities to increase independence and promote social participation. Their creative workshops reuse and repurpose materials to prevent waste. ΕΡΓΟ ΖΩΗΣ ΚΟΙΝΣΕΠ | Ergo Zois provides mentoring, training, and skill development opportunities for workers and collaborators. They are a member of the Network of Social and Solidarity Economy Bodies of Greece.
Ituzaingó, Argentina
Sofia Cirnigliaro develops communication strategies that strengthen initiatives aligned with sustainability and conscious consumption. They specialize in marketing, communications, event production, brand activation, strategic partnerships, and content strategy for purpose-driven projects and organizations. Sofia Cirnigliaro provides pro bono support for select projects, promotes sustainable practices in communications and events, and volunteers with local impact initiatives.
London, England, United Kingdom
PicklesBucket helps mission-driven founders and organizations communicate their purpose with clarity, build trust with their audiences, and grow with confidence. Their strategic branding and creative services include brand identity design, website design and development, and marketing campaigns for social enterprises, impact-led businesses, B Corps, non-governmental organizations, and purpose-led startups. PicklesBucket offers income-based sliding scale pricing and provides free or discounted support to charities and cause-driven organizations that cannot afford standard rates. They commit a percentage of revenue to social and environmental causes. PicklesBucket is a member of Social Enterprise UK.
Bowral, New South Wales, Australia
Peace Hive promotes peace and kindness, honors lives lost to acts of hate, and empowers young people to become compassionate, courageous, and active contributors to a fairer world. They deliver free wellbeing and kindness school programs with a focus on emotional literacy, pro-social behaviour, civic responsibility, and community cohesion. Their Matilda Bee Bracelet initiative distributes beaded bracelets as a symbol of solidarity and hope, encouraging students and community members to wear them as a commitment to kindness and collective care. Peace Hive is a member of Social Enterprise Australia.
Lagos, Nigeria
Steer for Change Mother and Newborn Foundation works to eradicate maternal and infant mortality and improve the health outcomes of mothers and babies in underserved Nigerian communities. They provide free medical checkups, birth kits, health education, and nutrition support to vulnerable pregnant women, nursing mothers, infants, and children. Steer for Change developed Kayplan, an affordable, nutrient-rich cereal, to reduce malnutrition, support healthy weight gain in babies, and strengthen early childhood development. Kayplan is locally produced from natural, sustainably sourced ingredients, benefits local farmers, and reduces reliance on imported products. Steer for Change is a not-for-profit organization and reinvests all surplus towards their mission.
Ja-Ela, Sri Lanka
LeefLoom creates one-of-a-kind, eco-printed garments in Sri Lanka, supports local artisans, and promotes sustainable fashion and mindful consumption. They offer clothing and accessories made with natural fiber fabrics, plant-based dyes, and leaf print techniques. LeefLoom sources leaves and other plant materials responsibly to preserve biodiversity and ensure no harm to local ecosystems. They provide fair wages, safe working conditions, training, and skill development in eco-printing techniques.
Riga, Latvia
Intellect Development Center supports children and youth in Latvia with cognitive development, emotional regulation, and personal growth. Their individual and group lessons focus on neuroactivation exercises, structured cognitive training tasks, games, speed reading, memory, and movement activities. Intellect Development Center also provides specialist services, including psychologist consultations, psychological research, and audiology lessons. They reinvest all surplus towards their mission. Intellect Development Center is a member of Latvijas Sociālās Uzņēmējdarbības Asociācija (LSUA).
Peliyagoda, Sri Lanka
GlowHub produces natural beeswax candles in Sri Lanka, supports local suppliers, and minimizes waste and environmental impact. They offer tea candles, candles in discarded coconut shells, local clay pots, and upcycled glass containers, and citronella candles that repel mosquitoes without harming the environment. GlowHub sources beeswax, essential oils, coconut shells, and clay pots directly from local suppliers and recycles all production waste. They offer a local, renewable alternative to candles made from imported materials and petrochemical paraffin wax.
Angoda, Sri Lanka
Siyana Ceylon produces natural skincare and herbal health products inspired by ancient wellness practices in Sri Lanka, supports rural farmers, and promotes sustainable agricultural practices. They offer body oil, face oil, hair oil, lip balm, face and body packs, and herbal soaps made from virgin coconut oil, sesame oil, cinnamon essential oil, rosemary, sandalwood powder, turmeric powder, venivel powder, moringa powder, beetroot powder, coconut butter, beeswax, and other natural ingredients. Siyana Ceylon sources directly from small-scale farmers and local suppliers and promotes environmentally responsible farming practices. They reduce energy consumption and waste through natural drying, small-batch production, composting, recycling, and responsible packaging. Siyana Ceylon works with Touching Lives Foundation to teach disadvantaged women how to make handcrafted goods and earn a dignified income to rebuild their lives. They are a member of the Women’s Chamber of Industry and Commerce (WCIC).
Dehiwala-Mount Lavinia, Sri Lanka
Stitch Theory creates baby clothing and housewares from upcycled textile waste and creates dignified work opportunities for underprivileged women in Sri Lanka. They make crocheted, patchwork, and embroidered products from cotton fabric scraps discarded by local apparel factories. Stitch Theory reduces waste through small-batch production and made-to-last designs. They aim to empower local women through training and stable income so they can support their families, invest in education, and create communities that are resilient and self-sufficient.
Malabe, Sri Lanka
Anura Dahanayake Paintings preserves and promotes Sri Lanka’s cultural heritage through environmentally responsible artwork. They focus on watercolor paintings that invite calm reflection, support mental wellbeing, and help viewers reconnect with place, memory, shared cultural stories, and a sense of belonging. They use natural and low-impact materials and minimize waste. Anura Dahanayake supports local artistic livelihoods and makes culturally rooted art more visible and valuable in local communities.
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