This book is practice and data oriented, sharing the author’s thoughts on issues such as capitalist society, social enterprises, poverty in the Third World, and employment challenges for people with disabilities in Hong Kong, as well as reflections on the ideals of social enterprises.

The book is divided into seven lectures: Lecture 1: From Dickens to Social Enterprises, Lecture 2: Social Enterprise Policies, Lecture 3: Insights from Professor Yunus, the 2006 Nobel Peace Prize Winner, Lecture 4: The Development of Social Enterprises in Hong Kong, Lecture 5: Operation and Establishment of Social Enterprises, Lecture 6: Financial Management, and Lecture 7: Summary and Reflections. The author hopes to encourage young people to pay more attention to societal issues and even participate in social enterprises, adopting a positive attitude to improve society. At the same time, the author also hopes that those involved in social enterprises will carefully consider their roles and limitations.