Social Franchising as a Modern Model to Develop Social Activity
Social Franchising as a Modern Model to Develop Social Activity Since not everyone being in need of help is covered by the existing system of social ministry, the organizations which have this ministry as a purpose must feel in some way “obliged” to spread and develop the practice of solving social problems successfully. In the Church exists a sufficient number of quite successful (pilot) social projects, but the expansion of these projects is rarely a success. To solve this problem it is necessary to pay attention to the concepts developed and successfully used by commercial entities which are adapted to social sector. One of these concepts is the method of social franchising, which allows to expand a project to a wide area quickly and accurately, as well as to use financial and human resources for social ministry.