Description of the social enterprise information sheet S.A.D. Società Cooperativa Sociale

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Description of the social enterprise information sheet S.A.D. Società Cooperativa Sociale

A. Identification data 1. Name of the enterprise S.A.D. Società Cooperativa Sociale 2. Location/Address of the enterprise Via A. Gramsci, 21 38123 Trento (TN) 3. Website of the enterprise www.cooperativasad.it 4. Legal organisational form Cooperative enterprise social sector type A B. Good practice of the social enterprise Aspects that recommend the social enterprise as a good practice in the particular sector. SAD is a cooperative that works both with public and private sectors with the aim to answer to the social needs of the community by way of planning and integrating social services to improve local welfare. Its activity responds to quality criteria foreseen in the Carta dei servizi and the Carta dei comportamenti (services and approach guidelines); UNI EN ISO 9001: Vision 2008 for the provision of home care, managing, planning and providing services for day centres for the elderly under the brand Family Audit set up by the province of Trento. C. Context: 1. Year of Founding 1990 2. Context of start-up problem that the The main beneficiaries of the services provided by the coop are: the elderly, disabled, ill, and people who enterprise was set up to solve, economic are temporarily not autonomous, in the province of Trento. These social services provided help to support social rationale the people in need in their own familiar environments in order to maintain their connections with their families, friends, neighbours, and community. 3. What are the Main Activities of the entity? Home care for the elderly and not autonomous, evening activities, meals on wheels, palliative therapy, day center management, safe residence provision, services, social housing. 4. Who are the Main stakeholders (i.e. Users and their relatives, worker members, employees, public social services department, municipalities members, clients, producers, etc.)? and local communities. 5. Geographic coverage with respect to: i) to production of services and/or goods and ii) market/consumers or beneficiaries, clients, etc. D. Ownership Structure 1. What is the ownership structure of the entity: i.e., does the entity have shareholders, owners/members, donors, trustees, investors, etc.? City of Trento; Aldeno, Cimone and Garniga; Rotaliana-Königsberg community, Val di Cembra and Val di Non communities. Members, who are the owners of the entity, can be natural and legal persons.

2. If membership, is membership open or Open to an unlimited number of members as stated by ICA principles. closed? Is exclusivity required? 3. Is a capital contribution required? If so, how much? Is equity capital unallocated or Yes, there is a capital contribution. Each member signs up for his/her contribution, which generally varies from 25-100. individualised? 4. Describe in a few words the voting distribution (e.g. one member-one vote; One member-one vote. For financing members, there is a one share-one vote distribution rule, but financing members votes cannot exceed a third of all members votes. proportional to equity contribution; Members gain their right to vote after 90 days since signing up in the members book, and lose their right to proportional to use, etc.). vote if in default. 5. Describe in a few words the main benefits Full time permanent job for members. for members or owners. 6. Indicate any main changes in ownership over the lifetime of the entity. The membership has grown from 9 members at the time of foundation in 1990 to 56 members today. Many members are young people and women. E. Governance 1. Describe the governance structure of the entity (board, management, committees, Governance bodies are: Members Assembly; board member s, supervisory committee. Board members are elected by the members General Assembly by relative majority (or eventually by unanimous decision). etc.), number of members and method of selection (appointed or elected and by whom). 2. Is there an entity or process for oversight Auditing functions are carried out by external auditors from the Trentino Federation of Cooperation. of the board? 3. Are there external independent board No. members? 4. Are there term limits for board members? The board is formed by 7 members (President, vice-president and 5 members). There is no limit for the number of mandates. Those that leave can be re-elected. 5. What is the gender composition of the Out of 7 members of the board, there are 6 women board?

6. Describe management and board salary/ compensation policies and how they are decided/determined? F. Profit/ benefits/ surplus distribution policies 1. Describe briefly the distribution policies and procedures for profits / benefits / surplus 2. Are members/owners liable for losses of entity? Describe how liability is shared. SAD is based on a mutualistic goal without private speculation aims. The board members have to respect a principle of equal treatment towards members. They are paid on the basis of an attendance fee determined by the General members assembly. The amount is between 0-200 for each participation in the meeting. The board decides an extra earning for the board members with specific tasks. The cooperative managers salaries are calculated in accordance with the national contract foreseen by the relevant category plus a further amount agreed by the board members SAD is not-for-profit and seeks only to sustain itself, pay employees and cover overheads. The General Assembly can deliberate to give worker members a certain amount of additional money back. Members are liable for losses only with their capital stock. Conditions are foreseen in the coop statute and Civil Code. G. Strategy: highlight approaches adopted to address the identified challenges 1. Describe briefly the business strategy SAD social mission is to improve the quality life of elderly. The main goal of the cooperative is to create looking at aspects like: main conditions for inclusion. Implementing and managing multigenerational housing project, Sad offers to products/services, market niche, market share, quality and pricing/costs and main changes occurred in time. elderly persons a housing solution which they share with contemporaries. The cohousing setting includes apartments comprising single rooms, services and common space. Older people share the costs of food (with cooking provided by carers), electricity, water, rent and caregivers, whose presence is assured 24 hours a day, seven days a week. In the same building, another apartment hosts a group of specificallyselected students who support their older neighbours on a voluntary basis, thus encouraging intergenerational solidarity. The social and community relations of elderly persons are also maintained and reinforced by the visits of their friends and relatives. 2. Describe briefly the relation between the business strategy and the social mission of the enterprise. 3. Please describe briefly the strategic partners or alliances that the enterprise has. With home-based care services and community assistance, the elderly people are empowered to live independently and are better able to avoid the need to be admitted to a nursing home Sad is a member of the consortium CON.SOLIDA and of Trentino Federation of Cooperatives. It works in close coordination with the local administration sanitary system.

4. Please describe briefly the methods and practices of communication/relationships with Stakeholders (members, community, donors, NGOs, etc.), SAD has a multimedia and social network to constantly keep in touch with their members and community, draws up a detailed social fund balance sheet, and organizes numerous events and initiatives to encourage participation, alongside annual assemblies foreseen by the social statute. 5. Innovation and key performance factors In 2015, the SAD was awarded by United Nations Economic Commission for Europe as one of the best practices within Innovation and empowering strategies for care policy 6. Human resources - personnel - No. of employees 122-15 men, 107 women (68% with full time contracts). - No. of volunteers - No. of members 57 members H. Outcomes: results achieved and lessons learned - Assets (raw numbers) - Capital (raw numbers) - Production - Turnover /sales - Profit/loss I. Describe in a few words the broader social / environmental impact in your community spill-over effects, in the last 3-5 years. Contact info Address Email Webpage Contact person 0 17.661 4.022.714 3.349.751 63.050 Guaranteeing work places for members and quality services for the community, even in times of social and economic crises, at the same time reducing public costs of the local welfare system. S.A.D. Società Cooperativa Sociale Via A. Gramsci, 21 38123 Trento (TN) info@cooperativasad.it cooperativasad@pcert.it Diego Agostini The European Commission support for the production of this publication does not constitute endorsement of the contents which reflects the views only of the authors, and the Commission cannot be held responsible for any use which may be made of the information contained therein.