Creche Colégio de S. Vicente

Creche Colégio de S. Vicente

Contact Information:

• Phone: 261 317 901 (cost of call to the national fixed network)
• Email: [email protected]

Type of Institution:

• Private Institution of Social Solidarity (Instituição Particular de Solidariedade Social)
• Non-profit organization

Location:

• Address: Rua da Madalena, nº 3, Casal Novo do Hilarião, 2560-239 Torres Vedras, Freguesia e Concelho de Torres Vedras

Objectives

Creche Colégio de S. Vicente aims to:

1. Support the elderly, including home support.
2. Provide education and training for children and youth.
3. Promote social and community integration.
4. Assist individuals with disabilities.
5. Support families, especially those in need.

Scope of Action

• The institution operates within the municipality of Torres Vedras.

Activities Offered

Creche Colégio de S. Vicente provides a variety of services, including:

1. Creche (Daycare)
2. Pre-school education
3. Leisure activity center
4. Social center for the elderly
5. Home support service
6. Parental skills center
7. Workshop for individuals unable to work
8. Socio-family education

Service Provision

• Services may be free or charged based on the socio-economic situation of users, determined through an inquiry.
• Contribution tables will be established according to applicable legal norms and cooperation agreements with relevant services.

Governance Structure

• The governing bodies include the General Assembly, the Board of Directors, and the Fiscal Council.
• The Board of Directors consists of five members: a President, a Vice-President, a Secretary, a Treasurer, and a Member.
• The Fiscal Council consists of three members: a President and two members.

Financial Structure

• The association's assets include donations, public or private contributions, and other acquired assets.
• Revenue sources include membership fees, service income, donations, state subsidies, and other income.

Date of Establishment

• The institution was established on November 11, 2015.

Admission Process

• Applications can be made after the child's birth and throughout the calendar year, either in person or via email.
• Admission criteria include age, availability of spots, and acceptance of the internal regulations.
• Priority is given to children who attended the previous year, siblings of current attendees, and children from low-income families.

Fees and Payments

• Monthly contributions are based on family income and are reviewed annually.
• The maximum contribution is calculated based on the average cost per user per month, updated according to inflation.
• Discounts are available for families with multiple children enrolled.
• Payment is due by the 8th of each month, with penalties for late payments.

Meals Provided

• Lunch and snack are provided; breakfast is the responsibility of the family.
• Menus are prepared by a nutritionist and posted weekly.

Health Care

• Parents must inform the institution of any health changes.
• Medical attention is provided in emergencies, and children can only return after illness with a doctor's note.

Activities

• Activities are aligned with the Educational Project and Activity Plan, available for consultation.

Facilities

• The institution includes a reception area, classrooms for different age groups, a kitchen, a dining area, and an outdoor play area.

Staffing

• Staff includes early childhood educators and support staff, with qualifications displayed publicly.

Regulations

• Internal regulations govern the operation, rights, and obligations of users and the managing entity.
• A complaints book is available, and the institution complies with data protection regulations.

Insurance

• Personal accident insurance is mandatory and paid annually by parents, except for children benefiting from free attendance.