Lar São Vicente de Paulo de Tatuí

What Lar São Vicente de Paulo de Tatuí does

Lar São Vicente de Paulo de Tatuí is a private charitable non-profit association (associação de direito privado, filantrópica, beneficente e sem fins lucrativos) registered in Tatuí, São Paulo, Brazil, operating an Instituição de Longa Permanência para Idosos (ILPI) that provides institutional care for elderly people aged 60 and above who are in situations of social vulnerability, fragility, or broken family ties. Founded on August 1, 1905 by João Clímaco de Camargo and the local Tatuí community in partnership with the Vicentine Society, and housed at its current Rua Professor Francisco Pereira de Almeida, nº 451 facility since 1938, the institution is governed jointly by a volunteer Board of Directors (Diretoria) and the Sisters of Providence (Irmãs da Providência), a religious congregation guided by the ideals of Saint Louis Scrosoppi. Services emphasize biopsychosocial attention, integral protection, continuous care, dignity, autonomy, and spiritual support, with resident admission routed through direct family contact, CREAS/CRAS social assistance referrals, the Public Ministry, or the judiciary.

The institution is not a technology company and operates with minimal paid staff (5 employees), with care delivery substantially supported by the Sisters of Providence and community volunteers. It holds CEBAS, CMAS, CMDPI, and Civil Society Organization accreditations, and sustains operations through three primary revenue streams: charitable donations from individuals and corporations (Programa Empresa Amiga), formal partnership agreements with municipal, state, and federal government bodies (Termo de Colaboração / Termo de Fomento, including FMDPI), and passive donations via the São Paulo state Nota Fiscal Paulista fiscal receipt program. Donation intake includes PIX, bank transfer, and in-kind contributions of supplies and products. The customer base is a single resident segment—vulnerable elderly of Tatuí—and the geographic reach is concentrated within the municipality and broader São Paulo state referral network.

Name

Lar São Vicente de Paulo de Tatuí

Legal name

Lar São Vicente de Paulo de Tatuí

Website

https://larsaovicentetatui.org.br

Company type

Private

Founded year

1905

Operating status

Operating

Headcount range

1–10 employees

Short description

Lar São Vicente de Paulo de Tatuí is a 120-year-old charitable ILPI in Tatuí, São Paulo, providing institutional biopsychosocial care for vulnerable elderly residents aged 60+. It is funded via donations, the Empresa Amiga corporate program, and Termo de Colaboração agreements with municipal, state, and federal governments.

Ownership category

akta.pro rank

Product category

Long-term Elderly Care (Instituição de Longa Permanência para Idosos / ILPI)

NAICS

Services for the Elderly and Persons with Disabilities (62412)

SIC

Services-Nursing & Personal Care Facilities (8050)

akta.pro industry

PRIMARYHLADABAE

Affordable / Low-Income Assisted Living (Medicaid Waiver Focused)

Healthcare & Life Sciences/Elder Care & Long-Term Care/Assisted Living Facilities

Keywords

• Institutional elderly care
• Long-term care facility
• Social assistance services
• Nonprofit elderly housing
• Long-stay institution

Headquarters

HQ city

Tatuí

HQ country

Brazil

HQ region

Latin America

Offices1 record

Markets served

GTM type

B2C

Offering type

Services

Cost components

Personnel, Operations, Infrastructure, Supply Chain, Others

Revenue model

1. Donations and Contributions: The institution operates primarily through donations from individuals, corporations (Empresas Amigas program), and the community. Donations are received via PIX, bank transfer, and in-kind contributions of supplies and products used daily by residents.
2. Government Partnerships and Public Funding: The institution maintains formal partnership agreements (Termo de Colaboração, Termo de Fomento) with municipal, state, and federal government bodies including the Prefeitura Municipal de Tatuí, Fundo Municipal de Direitos da Pessoa Idosa (FMDPI), and state/federal programs. These provide operational funding through social assistance policies.
3. Nota Fiscal Paulista Program: The institution participates in the São Paulo state fiscal receipt program where citizens designate their fiscal credits to benefit the institution, generating additional revenue without cost to donors.

Go-to-market motion1 record

Distribution channels3 records

Marketing channels4 records

Core offering

Lar São Vicente de Paulo de Tatuí is a private non-profit charitable association that operates an Instituição de Longa Permanência para Idosos (ILPI) providing 24-hour residential institutional care for elderly people aged 60 and above in situations of social vulnerability, fragility, or broken family ties, in the municipality of Tatuí, São Paulo. The service encompasses biopsychosocial attention, integral protection, continuous care, daily living assistance, healthcare coordination, and spiritual care administered jointly by a volunteer Board of Directors and the Sisters of Providence religious order, with no fees charged to residents and full operating funding derived from donations, the Nota Fiscal Paulista program, and Termo de Colaboração/Fomento agreements with municipal, state, and federal government bodies.

Product overview

Lar São Vicente de Paulo de Tatuí operates as a charitable institution (ILPI - Instituição de Longa Permanência para Idosos) providing institutional care for elderly people. The organization offers a single core service focused on residential elderly care, supplemented by donation programs (PIX, bank deposits, Nota Fiscal Paulista), volunteer opportunities, and a corporate partnership program called 'Empresa Amiga'. The institution is managed through a partnership between a Board of Directors (volunteers) and the Sisters of Providence religious order.

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Problem solved

Functional benefit

Products and services

• Acolhimento Institucional (ILPI) Long-stay residential institutional care (Instituição de Longa Permanência para Idosos - ILPI) for elderly people aged 60+ in situations of social vulnerability, fragility, or broken family ties, providing biopsychosocial attention, integral protection, continuous care, healthcare coordination, and spiritual care while preserving dignity, autonomy, and family/community ties.
• Programa Empresa Amiga Corporate partnership program inviting local businesses to make annual or monthly monetary donations or donate supplies and products used in the daily operation of the institution; partner companies receive public acknowledgment on the institution's website and visibility at the Festa da Caridade event.
• Programa de Voluntariado Volunteer engagement program allowing community members to participate in the daily operations and well-being of elderly residents; volunteers are onboarded and gradually introduced to the institution's care operations via email or phone contact.
• Doações via PIX e Depósito Bancário Digital donation service enabling charitable contributions via PIX instant payment (key CNPJ 72.195.514/0001-50) or bank deposit to Banco do Brasil Agency 0511-8, Account 16083-0, supporting the institution's operation.
• Nota Fiscal Paulista Donation channel through the São Paulo state fiscal receipt program (Nota Fiscal Paulista) that allows citizens to designate the institution's CNPJ as beneficiary of their purchase receipts, generating passive donations at no cost to donors while they remain eligible for monthly prize draws.

Named customers1 record

Segments1 record

Ideal customer profiles2 records

Technology focussed No

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Partnerships

Nine partnerships are on record, tiered core and minor.

• Sociedade Vicentina (Vicentine Society)coreStrategic or Co-development Partner · 1 January 1905The institution was co-founded in 1905 by the Tatuí community in partnership with the Vicentine Society, which proposed the creation of a shelter for vulnerable individuals. This partnership established the foundation for the institution's charitable mission.
• Irmãs da Providência (Sisters of Providence)coreStrategic or Co-development PartnerThe institution is managed through a partnership between the volunteer Board of Directors and the Sisters of Providence, a religious family guided by the ideals of Saint Louis Scrosoppi. The Sisters provide spiritual care and ongoing operational management alongside the volunteer leadership.
• CREAS Tatuí (Centro de Referência Especializada em Assistência Social)coreStrategic or Co-development PartnerCREAS serves as the primary referral and evaluation point for potential residents. The technical team at CREAS conducts initial social evaluations to verify eligibility and compatibility before referring individuals to the institution. Address: R. Treze de Fevereiro, nº 396 – Centro, Tatuí. Phone: (15) 3259-0704.
• Prefeitura Municipal de Tatuí (Tatuí Municipal Government)coreOthersMunicipal government provides funding through Termo de Colaboração agreements for social assistance services. The institution maintains a 2026 Termo de Colaboração for municipal funding and participates in municipal work plans.
• Governo do Estado de São Paulo (São Paulo State Government)coreOthersState government provides funding through partnership agreements including Termo Estadual. The institution maintains 2025/2026 state-level funding agreements for social assistance programs.
• Governo Federal (Federal Government)coreOthersFederal government provides funding through partnership agreements including Termo Federal. The institution maintains 2025/2026 federal-level funding agreements and participates in federal social assistance programs.
• FMDPI (Fundo Municipal dos Direitos da Pessoa Idosa)coreOthersMunicipal Elderly Rights Fund provides dedicated funding for elderly care services. The institution maintains 2025/2026 Termo FMDPI partnership agreements for specialized elderly protection programs.
• Nota Fiscal Paulista (São Paulo Fiscal Receipt Program)minorGTM or Marketing PartnerState fiscal receipt program allowing citizens to designate fiscal credits to the institution. Generates passive donations from shopping receipts at no cost to donors while they also participate in monthly prize drawings.
• Ministério Público / Poder Judiciário (Public Ministry / Judiciary)coreOthersGovernment entities that can refer elderly individuals to the institution for care, particularly in cases involving legal protection, guardianship, or urgent situations requiring immediate institutional placement.

Scale indicators2 records

Recent moves5 records

Expansion highlights7 records

Others

• Pastoral da Pessoa Idosa: Catholic-affiliated social assistance organization under the CNBB supporting elderly welfare across Brazil through volunteer networks and community outreach. Comparable as a faith-based, volunteer-driven initiative addressing elderly needs in Brazil, though focused on community outreach rather than institutional residential care.

Direct peers

• Sociedade São Vicente de Paulo (SSVP Brasil): The parent Vicentine charitable network that co-founded Lar São Vicente de Paulo de Tatuí in 1905 and operates similar ILPIs across Brazil. Directly comparable as the umbrella organization whose mission, governance model, and elderly care services align with the subject institution.
• Vila Vicentina de São Paulo: Religious-affiliated non-profit ILPI in São Paulo offering residential care for vulnerable elderly with spiritual and humanitarian orientation. Directly comparable in mission, religious governance involvement, and donor-supported operating model.
• Lar Padre Haroldo (São Bernardo do Campo): Non-profit ILPI in the São Paulo ABC region providing residential care for vulnerable elderly. Comparable as a community-based institutional care provider dependent on CREAS/CRAS referrals and donations, similar in scale and operational profile to Lar São Vicente de Paulo de Tatuí.
• Lar dos Velhinhos de Campinas: One of the most well-known non-profit ILPIs in São Paulo state, providing residential care for vulnerable elderly with comparable mission and donor-funded operating model. Directly comparable in service type, target population, and reliance on community donations plus government partnerships.

Broad incumbents

• SESC São Paulo: Major Brazilian non-profit social services organization operating programs for elderly including day centers and social integration activities. Comparable as a large non-profit serving the elderly population in São Paulo state, though with a different service delivery model focused on community-based rather than residential care.
• Santa Casa de Misericórdia de São Paulo: One of Brazil's largest non-profit healthcare organizations, providing a broad portfolio of medical and social services including elderly care. Comparable as a large, mission-driven Brazilian non-profit operating in the same healthcare/social assistance sector under CEBAS-equivalent frameworks, though far broader in scope.
• Hospital Israelita Albert Einstein: Major Brazilian non-profit hospital operating a dedicated geriatrics program. Comparable as an established non-profit healthcare provider in São Paulo with overlapping elderly care services, though operating at vastly larger scale and with a clinical rather than residential-care focus.

Market position

Strengths5 records

Weaknesses5 records

Competitive moat3 records

Key risks5 records

Key highlights6 records

Customer concentration

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