Members of SAH Central Switzerland approve 2025 financial statements
Lucerne - The general meeting of SAH Central Switzerland approved the 2025 financial statements and re-elected the Board for another two years. Vice President Martin Hošek is stepping down and Dominik Fasnacht was newly elected. The association generated operating revenue of 9.1 million Swiss francs.
At its general meeting at the Theaterpavillon in Lucerne on 17 June, SAH (Swiss Workers’ Relief Organization) Central Switzerland looked back on a successful 2025 financial year.
According to a statement, the organization which has been active in the areas of employment, education and integration since 1992 generated operating revenue of 9.1 million francs (previous year: 8.7 million). The result before fund allocations and withdrawals amounted to 403,828 francs (previous year: 395,366). SAH Central Switzerland had 81 employees last year, corresponding to 52.2 full-time positions.
The members approved both the annual report and the financial statements for 2025 and re-elected the Board members for another two-year term. Dominik Fasnacht, who already serves on the Personnel Committee, was newly elected to the Board. Vice President Martin Hošek stepped down from the Board after six years.
Executive Director Erik Keller also presented the new strategy of SAH Central Switzerland, which aims to promote the professional and social participation of all people. «We help them find their place in the workforce, develop skills, create opportunities and bring people and businesses together,» he is quoted as saying. President Katharina Hubacher highlighted new initiatives such as the SAH Clothing Workshop and the Learning Lounge in Schwyz.
Following the meeting, representatives from academia, government and the field of labor market integration discussed the opportunities digital tools offer for the labor market integration of refugees as well as the challenge of ensuring that people with limited digital skills are not excluded.
