This chapter focuses on ensuring that entrepreneurship and self-employment programmes reach out to disadvantaged and under-represented groups. Without adaptation of delivery mechanisms or the introduction of special programmes there are a number of barriers that are likely to reduce programme take up and impact among these target groups. The strengths and weaknesses of alternative delivery models need to be considered, ranging from full integration of target groups into mainstream programmes and organisations to specialist programmes and organisations for each target group. It is argued that the effectiveness and efficiency of the different delivery models is highly dependent on the context but that there are many common actions that can be taken to improve delivery to target groups whatever model is adopted.