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E4PID Co-operative Ltd

  E - Employment
  4 - For
  P - Persons with
  I - Intellectual
  D - Disability
BACKGROUND
• LACK OF EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES AFTER
  GRADUATING FROM SCHOOL (SPECIAL) AT AGE OF
  18 YEARS

• LOW SUCCESS IN SUSTAINING OPEN EMPLOYMENT
  ESPECIALLY WITHOUT SUPPORT

• A MAJORITY CAN STILL ENJOY MEANINGFUL
  EMPLOYMENT IF WE CAN LEVEL THE PLAYING
  FIELD BY ADJUSTING THE JOB TO FIT THE PERSON
  THROUGH ASSISTIVE TECHNOLOGY AS WELL AS
  ADJUSTING THE WORK ENVIRONMENT (LIKE
  WORKING HOURS)
Our Vision

         A Choice of Jobs for

Every Person with Intellectual Disability

   Contributing to Enhancing their
            Quality of Life
Why Co-operative?
   NOT OWNED BY ONE PERSON OR JUST A SMALL GROUP OF
    PEOPLE – OWNED EQUALLY BY ALL MEMBERS (NO LIMIT TO
    NUMBER OF ELIGIBLE MEMBERS)
   STRONGER GOVERNANCE (BUILT INTO BY-LAWS) WITH
    OVERSIGHT UNDER CO-OPERATIVE SOCIETIES ACT
   SOCIAL ENTERPRISE NOT A CHARITY
   BETTER CORPORATE PROFILE WITH RESPECT TO OUR SOCIAL
    AIMS
   LINKS TO OTHER CO-OPERATIVES AS WELL AS RESOURCES
    THROUGH SNCF
   MORE LEGITIMACY IN ADVOCACY AS REPRESENT WIDE
    MEMBERSHIP BASE
PARENTS
          PARENTS                       PARENTS

PARENTS                                           PARENTS


                     CO-OPERATIVE
VWO’s




 SOCIAL             SOCIAL          SOCIAL          SOCIAL
ENTERPRISE      ENTERPRISE         ENTERPRISE      ENTERPRISE
MEMBERSHIP
   ORDINARY
    – PARENTS, GUARDIANS OR CAREGIVERS OF PERSONS WITH INTELLECTUAL
      DISABILITY
    – AT LEAST 100 SHARES @ $1 PER SHARE
    – EQUAL RIGHTS REGARDLESS OF NUMBER OF SHARES OWNED
    – SUBJECT TO ACCEPTANCE
    – ELIGIBLE TO BE ELECTED TO MANAGEMENT COMMITTEE AND TO VOTE IN
      MATTERS DISCUSSED AT MANAGEMENT COMMITTEE MEETINGS
    – UNLIKE COMPANIES, SHARE VALUE WILL NOT CHANGE OVER TIME
    – DIVIDENDS POSSIBLE BUT FINANCIAL DIVIDENDS UNLIKELY TO BE
      SIGNIFICANT GIVEN OUR OBJECTIVES. THE BIGGEST DIVIDEND FOR ALL
      MEMBERS SHOULD BE TRULY THE AVAILABILITY OF A CHOICE OF JOBS THAT
      WILL ENHANCE THE QUALITY OF LIFE FOR PERSONS WITH INTELLECTUAL
      DISABILITY
MEMBERSHIP
   INSTITUTIONAL
    – VWO’s AND OTHERS INVOLVED IN THE CARE AND WELFARE OF PERSONS
      WITH INTELLECTUAL DISABILITY AND SHARE THE VISION AND OBJECTIVES OF
      THE CO-OPERATIVE
    – AT LEAST 100 SHARES @ $1 PER SHARE
    – EQUAL RIGHTS REGARDLESS OF NUMBER OF SHARES OWNED
    – RECOMMENDED BY ORDINARY MEMBER AND SUBJECT TO ACCEPTANCE
    – AUTOMATICALLY SITS ON THE MANAGEMENT COMMITTEE, TO DISCUSS AND
      DEBATE ON MATTERS AT MANAGEMENT COMMITTEE MEETINGS BUT NO
      VOTING RIGHTS ON DECISION
    – INSTITUTIONAL MEMBERS INVITED AND ACCEPTED BASED ON THEIR
      POTENTIAL CONTRIBUTION TOWARDS THE CAUSE OF THE CO-OPERATIVE
      AND THEREFORE THEIR ACTIVE CONTRIBUTION EXPECTED
WHY JOIN
   WE HAVE TO ACCEPT THE FACT THAT SOME OF OUR CHILDREN
    WILL NOT BE ABLE TO HOLD DOWN LONG TERM “OPEN
    EMPLOYMENT”      PARTICULARLY     WITHOUT    CONTINUOUS
    SUPPORT
   A MAJORITY CAN STILL ENJOY MEANINGFUL EMPLOYMENT IF
    WE CAN LEVEL THE PLAYING FIELD BY ADJUSTING THE JOB TO
    FIT THE PERSON THROUGH ASSISTIVE TECHNOLOGY AS WELL
    AS ADJUSTING THE WORK ENVIRONMENT (LIKE WORKING
    HOURS)
   IF PARENTS DO NOT GET TOGETHER NOW TO CREATE
    EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES, WHO ARE WE WAITING FOR?
   IF WE HAVE A WIDE RANGE OF JOB CHOICES, THERE WILL BE
    MORE THAN ONE THAT IS SUITABLE FOR OUR OWN CHILD
   IF WE ARE TIRED OF OUR JOB, WE CAN SWITCH JOB. IF WE HAVE
Mushroom Farming

 Our First Social Entreprise
Mushroom Farming Process
                               culturing
Fresh
nutrients




                   packaging
Only Harvesting and Packaging Done in
Singapore

                                          culturing
 Fresh
 nutrients




             DONE IN          packaging
             SINGAPORE
The Product
Good quality fresh temperate mushrooms
produced in Singapore and sold to select
supermarket chains and select
restaurants.
Fresh mushroom has very short shelf life
and our product can get to the
supermarket shelf within the same day of
harvesting and commands a premium.
The Employment Model
 Staffwith intellectual disability trained by
  VWOs and equipped with the necessary
  assistive devices comprise a majority of
  the workforce.
 Complemented by staff with other
  disability or non-disabled staffs trained to
  work with persons with intellectual
  disability
 On-going training and re-training of
  workforce by VWOs.

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E4PID Co-operative Ltd IYC Regional Conference 2012 PPT Slides

  • 1. E4PID Co-operative Ltd E - Employment 4 - For P - Persons with I - Intellectual D - Disability
  • 2. BACKGROUND • LACK OF EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES AFTER GRADUATING FROM SCHOOL (SPECIAL) AT AGE OF 18 YEARS • LOW SUCCESS IN SUSTAINING OPEN EMPLOYMENT ESPECIALLY WITHOUT SUPPORT • A MAJORITY CAN STILL ENJOY MEANINGFUL EMPLOYMENT IF WE CAN LEVEL THE PLAYING FIELD BY ADJUSTING THE JOB TO FIT THE PERSON THROUGH ASSISTIVE TECHNOLOGY AS WELL AS ADJUSTING THE WORK ENVIRONMENT (LIKE WORKING HOURS)
  • 3. Our Vision A Choice of Jobs for Every Person with Intellectual Disability Contributing to Enhancing their Quality of Life
  • 4. Why Co-operative?  NOT OWNED BY ONE PERSON OR JUST A SMALL GROUP OF PEOPLE – OWNED EQUALLY BY ALL MEMBERS (NO LIMIT TO NUMBER OF ELIGIBLE MEMBERS)  STRONGER GOVERNANCE (BUILT INTO BY-LAWS) WITH OVERSIGHT UNDER CO-OPERATIVE SOCIETIES ACT  SOCIAL ENTERPRISE NOT A CHARITY  BETTER CORPORATE PROFILE WITH RESPECT TO OUR SOCIAL AIMS  LINKS TO OTHER CO-OPERATIVES AS WELL AS RESOURCES THROUGH SNCF  MORE LEGITIMACY IN ADVOCACY AS REPRESENT WIDE MEMBERSHIP BASE
  • 5. PARENTS PARENTS PARENTS PARENTS PARENTS CO-OPERATIVE VWO’s SOCIAL SOCIAL SOCIAL SOCIAL ENTERPRISE ENTERPRISE ENTERPRISE ENTERPRISE
  • 6. MEMBERSHIP  ORDINARY – PARENTS, GUARDIANS OR CAREGIVERS OF PERSONS WITH INTELLECTUAL DISABILITY – AT LEAST 100 SHARES @ $1 PER SHARE – EQUAL RIGHTS REGARDLESS OF NUMBER OF SHARES OWNED – SUBJECT TO ACCEPTANCE – ELIGIBLE TO BE ELECTED TO MANAGEMENT COMMITTEE AND TO VOTE IN MATTERS DISCUSSED AT MANAGEMENT COMMITTEE MEETINGS – UNLIKE COMPANIES, SHARE VALUE WILL NOT CHANGE OVER TIME – DIVIDENDS POSSIBLE BUT FINANCIAL DIVIDENDS UNLIKELY TO BE SIGNIFICANT GIVEN OUR OBJECTIVES. THE BIGGEST DIVIDEND FOR ALL MEMBERS SHOULD BE TRULY THE AVAILABILITY OF A CHOICE OF JOBS THAT WILL ENHANCE THE QUALITY OF LIFE FOR PERSONS WITH INTELLECTUAL DISABILITY
  • 7. MEMBERSHIP  INSTITUTIONAL – VWO’s AND OTHERS INVOLVED IN THE CARE AND WELFARE OF PERSONS WITH INTELLECTUAL DISABILITY AND SHARE THE VISION AND OBJECTIVES OF THE CO-OPERATIVE – AT LEAST 100 SHARES @ $1 PER SHARE – EQUAL RIGHTS REGARDLESS OF NUMBER OF SHARES OWNED – RECOMMENDED BY ORDINARY MEMBER AND SUBJECT TO ACCEPTANCE – AUTOMATICALLY SITS ON THE MANAGEMENT COMMITTEE, TO DISCUSS AND DEBATE ON MATTERS AT MANAGEMENT COMMITTEE MEETINGS BUT NO VOTING RIGHTS ON DECISION – INSTITUTIONAL MEMBERS INVITED AND ACCEPTED BASED ON THEIR POTENTIAL CONTRIBUTION TOWARDS THE CAUSE OF THE CO-OPERATIVE AND THEREFORE THEIR ACTIVE CONTRIBUTION EXPECTED
  • 8. WHY JOIN  WE HAVE TO ACCEPT THE FACT THAT SOME OF OUR CHILDREN WILL NOT BE ABLE TO HOLD DOWN LONG TERM “OPEN EMPLOYMENT” PARTICULARLY WITHOUT CONTINUOUS SUPPORT  A MAJORITY CAN STILL ENJOY MEANINGFUL EMPLOYMENT IF WE CAN LEVEL THE PLAYING FIELD BY ADJUSTING THE JOB TO FIT THE PERSON THROUGH ASSISTIVE TECHNOLOGY AS WELL AS ADJUSTING THE WORK ENVIRONMENT (LIKE WORKING HOURS)  IF PARENTS DO NOT GET TOGETHER NOW TO CREATE EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES, WHO ARE WE WAITING FOR?  IF WE HAVE A WIDE RANGE OF JOB CHOICES, THERE WILL BE MORE THAN ONE THAT IS SUITABLE FOR OUR OWN CHILD  IF WE ARE TIRED OF OUR JOB, WE CAN SWITCH JOB. IF WE HAVE
  • 9. Mushroom Farming Our First Social Entreprise
  • 10. Mushroom Farming Process culturing Fresh nutrients packaging
  • 11. Only Harvesting and Packaging Done in Singapore culturing Fresh nutrients DONE IN packaging SINGAPORE
  • 12. The Product Good quality fresh temperate mushrooms produced in Singapore and sold to select supermarket chains and select restaurants. Fresh mushroom has very short shelf life and our product can get to the supermarket shelf within the same day of harvesting and commands a premium.
  • 13. The Employment Model  Staffwith intellectual disability trained by VWOs and equipped with the necessary assistive devices comprise a majority of the workforce.  Complemented by staff with other disability or non-disabled staffs trained to work with persons with intellectual disability  On-going training and re-training of workforce by VWOs.

Editor's Notes

  1. Employment for Persons with Intellectual Disability Co-operative Limited.
  2. The mushroom farm is an example of a social enterprise that meets the requirement of our proposed social enterprise concept.
  3. Our Vision : A Choice of Jobs for EVERY Person with Intellectual Disability contributing to enhancing their QUALITY OF LIFE. There must be real choices that allow the person to sustain long term meaningful employment.
  4. Self explanatory.
  5. Co-operative set up by parents, guardians and caregivers of persons with intellectual disability. VWO’s involved in persons with intellectual disability also invited to join so as to contribute towards our vision. Social Enterprises set up to run businesses that are structured to provide jobs that are suitable and meaningful for a wide range of people with intellectual disability. A majority of the employees are people with intellectual disability but they are augmented by people with other types of disability or non-disable persons.
  6. Self explanatory.
  7. Self explanatory.
  8. Self explanatory.
  9. We have already lined up a social enterprise that will meet as much as possible all the ideals that we envisioned.
  10. Typical mushroom cultivation cycle. Saw dust and other nutrients are packed in plastic bags about 0.8kg. These bags are subjected to high temperature steam to pasteurize them to kill all living organism. Spores from healthy mushroom are cultured in suitable medium which is then introduced into the pasteurized substrate. The bags are left in a cool and relatively dark place to allow the mycelin to grow. The mushroom that we see is actually the “fruit” which blooms when the mycelin is matured. The mushroom continues to bloom until the substrate is depleted of nutrients. The substrate in the bags can be recycled by adding nutrients and packing into new bags. The cycle repeats.
  11. Most of the stages can be done in China. The “matured” bags are then transported to Singapore in reef containers. Only the harvesting and packaging is done in Singapore. The depleted bags are discarded instead of recycled. This gives us an opportunity for another business : worm casting.
  12. Self explanatory.
  13. Self explanatory.