Through all our various social enterprise training programmes, Action Hampshire has supported over 300 people to set up a social enterprise since 2009.

Ashlene Boyer-Millard had the idea of setting up a social enterprise called Angels & the Architect, producing candles and eventually employing others who have come through addiction.

‘I want to thank you all at Action Hampshire for your support, guidance, time and energy. Without you all, I would not be doing what I’m doing today with Angels And The Architect.’

View Ashlene’s full testimonial by clicking this link.

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