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Lukáš Curylo
Caritas Czech Republic
Director
The role of the non-profit sector as a provider
of social services of general interest in the
Czech republic.
• Social services didn’t have systematic and comprehensive
definition by law to 2006 in the Czech republic.
• From 2007 every social services have to be subjected to Act
No. 108/2006 Coll. on social services.
• Every social providers are registered from 2007 at Register of
social services , which is managed by The Ministry of Labour
and Social Affairs (MoLaSA).
Definition of social services according to Act about
social services:
Social services mediate assistance in the care of one's own
person, providing meals, accommodation, assistance in
running a household, care and assistance with bringing up a
child, providing information, mediation of contact with social
environments, psychotherapy and social therapy, assistance in
assuring one's rights and interests.
Basic types of social services:
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Social counselling
Domiciliary care
Personal assistance
Respite care
Day care centre and week care centre
Stays in homes for the elderly and homes for the people with
learning disabilities
• Protected and supported housing
• Early intervention services
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Shelter services
Half-way houses
Hostels
Emergency assistance (including crisis beds)
Outreach programmes
Low-threshold services for children and minors
Services in contact centres for drug addicts
Therapeutic communities
Every social services according to this low comply with
definition of Services of General Economic interest.
Social services providers
• Municipalities and regions (Subsidized organisations )
• Non-governmental non-profit organisations and individuals
• The Ministry of Labour and Social Affairs
Non governmental non-profit organisations
In the Czech republic doesn’t exist definition of the term non
governmental non-profit organisations (NGO) according to
low.
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Associations
Churches and religious organisations
Generally beneficial company
Foundations and foundation founds
• Government have been already preparing Act on Statutes of
generally benefits for 5 years. Political consensus doesn’t
exist, prefer especially in the field of taxation and basic
characteristic organisations.
• Currently charitable (for social providers) contribution are
deductible up to 15 percent of the tax base for individuals and
10 percent for legal entities.
Subsidized organisations
• A special group of social providers are Subsidized
organisations (SO) are founded municipalities and regions or
Ministry.
• Subsidised organisations can provide same services and same
territory. They can apply for grants from the same donors.
They are funded by subjects, which co-decide on grants and
registration of social providers. It is big problem for the NGO.
• Since this year regions assemblies decide on allocation
subsidies, include self-organisations.
Comparing of occurrence of NGO and SO at social and health
area in 2012
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1109
•NGO: 1109 organisations (orange)
•SO: 955 organisations (blue)
Comparing of financial support from MoLaSA
Comparing financial support
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2236547809
• NGO: 2.236.547.809 CZK (79.876.707 €) (orange)
• SO: 3.810.242.406 CZK (136.080.085€) (blue)
Development financial support
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2012
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2011
• Orange colour are NGO
• Blue colour are SO
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Subsidized organisations have back office at the region authority
(interest-free loan, investment department, projects department
etc.) and other subsidies in the form contributions of founder.
NGOs haven’t got these mostly advantages.
Advantages of subsidized organisations (government and local
authorities) opposite NGO
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Contributions of funder (from public taxes)
Back office
Interest free loan
Special contributions for depreciations
Higher wage (from 5 to 25 percent – social worker, worker at
social services, management etc.)
Some information about our organisation
• Charity of Czech republic is the biggest NGO in the Czech
republic. Charity ran 1.198 services and has 91.191 recorded
clients and thousands anonymous clients.
• We have 7.300 employees in 340 local charities.
• Charities work in 29 countries worldwide, focusing on health
care, social care, livehods and education.
Our financial resources (2012)
• Our Business: 997.036.000 CZK (35.608.428 €)
• Health insurance: 415.029 .000 CZK (14.822464 €)
• Subsidies from Government, regions and municipalities:
967.032.000 CZK (34.536.857 €)
• Subsidies from European union: 89.799.000 CZK (3.207.107 €)
• Collections and other revenues: 343.373.000 CZK (12.252.607 €)
• Total: 2.811.970.000 CZK (100.427.500 €)
Our financial resources
Our Business
Health insurance
Subsidies from European union
Collections and other revenues
Subsidies Government
Our efforts?
We try advocacy our members towards government, Parliament
and local authorities. We would like:
• balance position SO and NGO in financial area
• create comprehensive system between social service, quality
and financial subsidies
• increase subsidies from for NGO
• more participate on creation of the state, regional and local
concepts of development of social services
Thank you for your
attention!