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Alec Carlberg Basta – Interaction between empowerment and profit ______________________________________________________________
_______________________________________________________________Margaret Elliott
Director of Care Services and Company Director, Sunderland Home Care Associates 20/20 Ltd (SHCA) Development Worker and Company Director, Care And Share Associates (CASA) Shaun Jackson Development Worker and Company Director, Care And Share Associates (CASA) Sunderland Home Care Associates 20/20 Ltd (SHCA ) is an employee owned share company which began trading in 1994 when it employed 20 people and provided 500 hours of care to people in their own homes. SHCA has successfully grown and developed its services and SHCA now employs over 200 people and supplies over 4,000 hours of care every week through a combination of Domiciliary Care, Academic Support to Sunderland University and Sunderland College, a café within two tower blocks with inclusive care for those living in the tower blocks and cover staff for an assisted living scheme. SHCA was awarded the prestigious UK Social Enterprise of the Year Award in 2006 by the Social Enterprise Coalition. Care And Share Associates (CASA) was created in 2004 to replicate and promote the hugely successful SHCA model. It has successfully created new employee owned companies providing domiciliary care in North Tyneside, Newcastle and Manchester which, between them, employ over 100 people and supply almost 3,000 hours of care every week. _______________________________________________________________Antonella Noya Antonella Noya is a policy analyst with the OECD LEED Programme, where she has been working since 1997. She designs and implements the OECD activities on social inclusion at local level and is the Manager of the OECD/LEED Forum on Social Innovations, created in 2000 to identify evaluate and disseminate the most challenging social innovation strategies and practices. The LEED Programme, identifies, analyses and disseminates , since 1982, innovative ideas relating to local development, governance and the social economy. Based on the voluntary participation of countries, its programme of work provides a large measure of operational flexibility. The LEED Programme has provided a vital contribution to local development for over 25 years, providing rationale for new policies and improving local practices, and is still exploring and pushing further the frontier of knowledge in this area. _______________________________________________________________
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