Bristol-based social enterprise, Babbasa, has announced plans to expand its operations to other UK cities and beyond. The organisation, which began in the South West city in 2013, helps disadvantaged young people from ethnic minority and low-income backgrounds into work, education and business. Babbasa has supported over 4,000 young people from around 70 cultural groups in Bristol to progress their career. Chief executive and founder Poku Osei said he now wants to unlock potential in other cities, and a feasibility study will take place in 2024 to see which cities would be the most suitable. Mr Osei added that he would be stepping…
