Author(s): Saue Mwgi*
Social entrepreneurship has emerged as an important approach to addressing social, economic, and environmental challenges, particularly in developing countries. In Kenya, social entrepreneurship models play a significant role in poverty reduction, job creation, and community development. This article examines different social entrepreneurship models operating in the Kenyan context, highlighting their structure, objectives, and impact. It explores how innovative business approaches combined with social missions contribute to sustainable development. The study emphasizes the importance of supportive ecosystems, policy frameworks, and community participation in strengthening social entrepreneurship in Kenya.