
Collective Recovery
July 20, 2025
At the Hul le Kes Recovery Studio, forty-five individuals find healing through handwork. From repairing textiles to crafting waistbands and patchworks, this inclusive space celebrates imperfection, community, and the quiet power of making.
social profit
A social enterprise differs from regular enterprises because their priority is not to make profits for the owners and/or shareholders, but to improve social issues. This does not mean that social enterprises are not allowed to make a profit, but it does mean that a large part of their profit is always reinvested in their social objectives. In the Netherlands, most social entrepreneurs are members of Social Enterprise Netherlands, Hul le Kes is also a member of this group of entrepreneurs.