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:
- Support the elderly, including home support.
- Provide education and training for children and youth.
- Promote social and community integration.
- Assist individuals with disabilities.
- 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:
- Creche (Daycare)
- Pre-school education
- Leisure activity center
- Social center for the elderly
- Home support service
- Parental skills center
- Workshop for individuals unable to work
- 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.
