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Swiss Association of Funeral Services SVB
In its mission statement and code of ethics, the SVB provides itself with guidelines for fair, reputable business conduct with integrity as a counselor and companion to those who are grieving.
The members of the Board of Directors are responsible for the business of the Association and report on their activities at the General Assembly.
The SVB is responsible for the training leading to the qualification of funeral director with federal certificate. Professional Certificate. The SVB is also responsible for further training.
The SVB is a voluntary professional association. There is no obligation for any funeral home to be a member of the SVB.
One of the ways the SVB serves the public is by maintaining an ombudsman’s office. People, relatives or media representatives can turn to the ombudsman’s office with questions, in problem cases or to obtain information.
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Contacts
Contact / Secretariat
Board members
Präsident Zentralvorstand Philipp Messer Storz Bestattung
zentralpraesident@bestatter.ch
Zentralvorstand und Vorstand Deutschschweiz Danielle Voisard
voisard@bestatter.ch
Zentralvorstand und Vorstand Deutschschweiz Ursula Stalder
stalder@bestatter.ch
Präsident Deutschschweiz Adrian Hauser
praesidentdeutschschweiz@bestatter.ch
Ausbildung des SVB Präsident Prüfungskommission Mike von Arx
ausbildung@bestatter.ch
Aus- und Weiterbildung Deutschschweiz und Gütesiegel Michele Bagorda
guetesiegel@bestatter.ch
Ombudsstelle und Gütesiegel und Medienstelle Deutschschweiz Berto Biaggi
ombudsstelle@bestatter.ch
Président Suisse romande und Label de qualité Jérôme Voisard
presidentsuisseromand@bestatter.ch
labeldequalite@bestatter.ch
Vice-présidente et Trésorière et Service de médiation Anne Humbert-Droz
vicepresidente@bestatter.ch
mediation@bestatter.ch
Formation et Président du commission d’examen Suisse romande Xavier Coulin
formation@bestatter.ch
Rédacteur du procès-verbal des séances du comité et de l’Assenblée générale de la Suisse romande Julien Ruffieux
ruffieux@bestatter.ch
Secrétariat de la Suisse romande Nicole Siegenthaler
secretariat@bestatter.ch
Do funeral homes advise on funeral arrangements?
In fact, preventive care requires this. Funeral directors are very happy to advise you on all questions and concerns.
Do I know the costs with the funeral plan?
Upon request and in consultation with a funeral home, this will be prepared in detail. As a rule, a cost breakdown is a component of the provision. In certain cases, these can or must be waived. A funeral home will advise you.
How much does a funeral plan, death care cost?
There are regional differences in terms of rates charged by institutions/offices/facilities, costs charged by funeral homes, or costs charged by other individuals and businesses involved. If an individual cost breakdown is desired, contact a funeral home in their area. Members of the Swiss. Association of Funeral Services are experienced and trustworthy and know the local conditions. They can provide advice and support.
Because many different people, companies, community facilities, etc. are involved, detailed cost information also depends on the exact formulation of the individual situation. Thus, the costs can range from CHF 0 to several thousand francs, depending on the case.
What is a funeral plan, death care?
The funeral provision/heir’s provision ensures the desired execution of one’s own funeral according to one’s own ideas and wishes. It helps to arrange everything during your lifetime. It ensures that own wishes are fulfilled and that relatives are relieved. In certain cases, a certain amount of money can be paid for the funeral in order to arrange everything comprehensively and to relieve relatives.
What are the benefits of a funeral plan, death care?
With the funeral provision contract, the signatory receives the certainty that his funeral will be arranged as he has wished and relieves his relatives.
Perhaps it is also the case that there are no relatives and one does not want to leave the decision regarding the burial to offices or uninvolved persons.
Who creates a funeral plan, death plan?
A funeral / death plan for one’s own burial can be made at any time by the Association through a contract with a funeral home.
In addition, there is also the possibility of making a funeral provision with a member of the association, which is understood as an expression of will and is therefore binding, but without a contract being drawn up for this purpose.
How do I create a funeral plan, death plan?
Find a member on our homepage and contact the funeral home with confidence. There are many regional peculiarities, traditions and procedures. There are different persons and institutions to contact and it is not possible to proceed in the same way everywhere in Switzerland.
A funeral home in their area can advise and provide valuable counsel. Your concerns are the focus, but it is important that you contact a local representative or contact person. Members of the Swiss. Association of Funeral Services are experienced and trustworthy.