Corporate Social Responsibility ASISPA

Social Plan

The budget for Social Plan in 2018 was of 322,971.86 euros.

Charity outreach

The following campaigns have been carried out during 2018:

Campaign to collect toys, intended for those families in need and to be delivered before the holiday of Reyes.
Workers and volunteers of the organisation participated bringing new toys. During the 2018 campaign, 260 toys were collected and distributed among 88 families in vulnerable situations.

Campaign to collect non-perishable food. This campaign is carried out from October to December. The food is intended for families in need. The campaign involves workers, partners and volunteers contributing with food donations. During the 2018 Campaign, a total of 2310 Kg were collected and distributed at the Magán City Council (Toledo) -in charge of helping families in need in their municipality-, at the Association of family members of Alzheimer’s patients Afade -in collaboration with Caritas-, at the Holy Trinity Parish -which provides assistance to vulnerable families the Neighbourhood of San Pascual- and at the Karibú Association -offering services to immigrants from Africa without resources-.

Christmas Market ASISPA, as every year, ASISPA celebrates its Christmas Market at the headquarters of the organisation. Users, workers and volunteers participate in it, providing any items in a good enough condition to be sold. During the 2018 Campaign, we collected a total of 400 euros. This year the proceeds have been donated to the La Barandilla Association to support the project “El teléfono contra el suicidio” (Suicide Lifeline) where professionals support people with suicidal thoughts and their families.

During all these years ASISPA has kept adapting to the needs of society, promoting volunteer programmes according to current needs.
Currently there are 112 volunteers in ASISPA.

Requirements

• That it is an altruist and solidarity activity.
• Freedom of choice; meaning there is no personal obligation or legal duty.
• That it is carried out without pay or monetary compensation, other than costs incurred by the voluntary activity itself.
• That it is developed through private or public organisations and within specific programs/projects.

Volunteering Programmes in ASISPA

Seminars and Events

Models of Attention in Services for Older Adults Seminar, held in Magán, Toledo, in collaboration with the Ministry of Social Welfare of the Junta de Castilla La Mancha and the City Council of Magán

Annual Contests

History of the Annual Contests

Models of Attention in Services for Older Adults Seminar, held in Magán, Toledo, in collaboration with the Ministry of Social Welfare of the Junta de Castilla La Mancha and the City Council of Magán

• Drawing contest
• Painting contest
• Photography contest
• Poetry and short story contest
• Christmas phrases contest

The number of papers submitted for the different competition modalities was more than 706 works.

Social Ethics Committee

The Social Ethics Committee provides non-binding advice to the user, family members, professionals and other organisations in the field, based on universal bioethical principles, such as justice and autonomy. It aims to:

• Promote dissemination and personal reflection on issues related to social ethics.
• Issue non-binding reports, and prepare non-disciplinary support documents, since it does not assess behaviour, nor does it offer legal protection to the individuals or institutions involved.
• Protect the rights of users in an environment as humane as possible.

In short, the Social Ethics Committee will provide advice in situations where ethical values and the interests of the user or family are in conflict with those of ASISPA’s professionals.

Good Practices in Job Integration. Partners

Under this perspective, given the need to fill any vacancy in the entity through an external process, whenever possible, priority is given to candidates with certified disabilities equal to or greater than 33% or belonging to disadvantaged groups who, for different reasons, find it more difficult to access a job (victims of gender-based violence with this condition certified or not, people in a situation of social exclusion, people who have been unemployed for long periods of time, etc.)

• ADRA
• APROSERS
• ASISPA
• FORMACIÓN
• ASJUM
• PUEBLOS UNIDOS
• CENTRO SOLIDARIDAD
• CRUZ ROJA
• ESLABON
• RAIS FUNDACIÓN
• INTEGRA FUNDACIÓN
• OPAÑEL
• USO

Innovative Programmes

• Telemonitoring of people suffering chronic diseases
• Home support programme for home accessibility and ergonomics
• Caregiver and Coaching Portal for family caregivers
• Radio Program: “Un lugar de encuentro” (A meeting place)
• Animal assisted therapy programme
• Programme “El Prado para todos” (El Prado for all)
• Intergenerational memory project, “Abuelo guía” (Grandpa is the guide)
• Respiratory Rehabilitation
• Sensomusical Stimulation
• Digital therapy program / tic´s
• T2e® programme

We bring social and cultural activities into the core of our organisation, as a key tool for improving the quality of life of the people we assist. For this, we assess the needs and requests of users and we seek their participation in the process of development of the activities, making leisure a source of satisfaction and personal fulfilment. As our goal is to go beyond mere assistance we strive to improve of the quality of life of older adults and the other groups to whom we provide assistance.

For more information or queries please do not hesitate to contact us, our support team will gladly be of assistance. You can reach us at 91 195 91 93, or send us your inquiry through our contact form by clicking on “contact” below.