Skp-centrum, O.p.s. (intervenční Centrum)

What Skp-centrum, O.p.s. (intervenční Centrum) does

SKP-CENTRUM, o.p.s. is a Czech public-benefit non-profit organization (obecně prospěšná společnost) founded in 1992 and headquartered in Pardubice. It operates 21 distinct social services plus home healthcare across the Pardubice region, organized into residential, outpatient, and outreach delivery channels serving seniors, homeless individuals, families with children, victims of domestic violence, youth at risk, the Roma minority, and people with disabilities. Core services include the Men's Shelter (23 beds) and Women's Shelter (50 beds), night shelters for men (12 beds) and women (9 beds), the Intervention Centre for domestic violence and stalking, Crisis Centre Pardubice, Halfway House (Dům na půli cesty) for youth aged 18–26, low-threshold day centres, outreach programs (Terénní programy), and home healthcare (Domácí zdravotní péče) covered by public health insurance.

The organization's technology stack is non-proprietary: standard case management, communication platforms, and social media (Facebook, Instagram, YouTube channel 'Terén z Perníkova' with podcast 'Na kontakt') used primarily for outreach. There are no AI/ML systems, APIs, or proprietary software products. Revenue is generated primarily through institutional grants from the Czech Ministry of Labour and Social Affairs (MPSV), Pardubický Region, and EU Operational Programs (ESF+/OPZ+), with nominal client fees (e.g., 50 Kč/night at men's night shelter) and supplementary donations from foundations (Nadace ČEZ, Nadace Olgy Havlové, Avast Foundation, Nadace AGROFERT). All service delivery is direct-to-client with no intermediaries; clients access services through self-referral, government agencies (Úřad práce), healthcare providers, schools, and OSPOD.

The organization holds strategic partnerships with regional and municipal governments (MPSV, Pardubický Region, Cities of Pardubice, Moravská Třebová, Vysoké Mýto, Holice, Horní Jelení), EU funding bodies, and sector associations (Association of Crisis Assistance Providers, Stop Violence Association, Platform for Social Housing, Platform To Adulthood). It is the largest provider of social services in the Pardubice region and has been recognized with multiple awards including 'Non-profit Organization of the Year 2020', APSS ČR Innovation Award 2024, and CENA ČEZ 2026.

Name

Skp-centrum, O.p.s. (intervenční Centrum)

Legal name

SKP-CENTRUM, o.p.s.

Website

https://skp-centrum.cz

Company type

Private

Founded year

1992

Operating status

Operating

Headcount range

1–10 employees

Short description

SKP-CENTRUM, o.p.s. is a Czech public-benefit non-profit founded in 1992 and headquartered in Pardubice, operating 21 social services plus home healthcare for seniors, homeless individuals, families, domestic violence victims, youth at risk, and people with disabilities across the Pardubice region.

Ownership category

akta.pro rank

Product category

Social Services

NAICS

Community Food and Housing, and Emergency and Other Relief Services (6242), Individual and Family Services (6241)

SIC

Services-Social Services (8300), Services-Home Health Care Services (8082)

akta.pro primary industry

Community Centers & Neighborhood Support Services (BPAGAEAL)

Keywords

• Social services
• Residential shelters
• Crisis intervention
• Domestic violence support
• Homeless services

Headquarters

HQ city

Pardubice

HQ country

Czechia

HQ region

Europe

Offices11 records

Markets served

GTM type

B2C

Offering type

Services

Cost components

Personnel, Operations, Infrastructure, Others

Revenue model

1. Government-Funded Social Services: Primary revenue comes from government funding through the Ministry of Labour and Social Affairs (MPSV), Pardubický Region, and EU Operational Programs including ESF+. Services are co-financed through OPZ+ (Operational Program Employment Plus) and OPZ (Operational Program Employment). Additional revenue from municipal government partnerships and foundation grants.
2. Client Fees: Some services charge nominal fees to clients. For example, the men's shelter charges 50 Kč per night. The emergency shelter for women and mothers with children also has a fee schedule. These fees are generally subsidized through social welfare benefits.
3. Donations and Grants: The organization receives donations from individuals and corporate partners, as well as project grants from foundations including Nadace ČEZ, Nadace Olgy Havlové (Výbor dobré vůle), Avast Foundation, and others for specific programs and equipment.

Pricing tiers

Go-to-market motion1 record

Distribution channels4 records

Marketing channels7 records

Core offering

SKP-CENTRUM, o.p.s. is a Czech non-profit social services organization operating an integrated network of 21+ social services plus home healthcare across the Pardubice region. Services include residential shelters (men's, women's, family), night shelters, low-threshold day centers, crisis assistance and crisis centers, an intervention center for domestic violence victims, halfway house, low-threshold youth facilities (NZDM), outreach/terrain programs, social activation services for families, housing support services, and community work for the Roma minority.

Product overview

SKP-CENTRUM, o.p.s. is a comprehensive social services organization providing 21 different services plus Home HealthCare across the Pardubice Region in the Czech Republic. The organization operates a unified but diversified portfolio of residential, outpatient, and outreach social services organized into three main categories: Seniors (including Domov Simeon residential home, Pečovatelská služba home care, and Domácí zdravotní péče nursing services), Families and Children (including shelters for women and mothers, NZDM EMKO and Free klub youth facilities, Krizová pomoc crisis assistance, Intervenční centrum and Program NENA domestic violence services), and People in Crisis/Homeless (including Azylový dům men's and women's shelters, Noclehárna night shelters, Nízkoprahové denní centrum day center, Terénní programy outreach services, Dům na půli cesty halfway house, and housing support services). The organization also implements European projects such as Podpora zabydlování for social housing development. Services are interconnected, allowing clients to be referred between different programs based on their evolving needs.

Differentiator

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Functional benefit

Products and services

• Azylový dům pro muže (Men's Shelter) Residential shelter providing services to adult men in adverse life situations related to loss of housing. Offers 23 beds across 6 rooms with continuous 24/7 operation.
• Městský azylový dům pro ženy a matky s dětmi (City Women's Shelter) Shelter helping childless women, women with children, and families with minor children navigate difficult life periods when they have lost their homes. Capacity of 50 persons.
• Noclehárna pro muže (Men's Night Shelter) Provides homeless men with overnight accommodation, hygiene facilities, and food preparation conditions. Capacity: 12 beds.
• Noclehárna pro ženy (Women's Night Shelter) Provides women without shelter with overnight accommodation, hygiene assistance, and simple meals. Capacity: 9 beds.
• Domácí zdravotní péče (Home HealthCare) Non-state medical facility providing nursing services and home healthcare. Services are covered by public health insurance and free for patients.
• Domov Simeon (Simeon Home) Home for people with disabilities providing residential services for individuals with reduced self-sufficiency due to disability. Includes respite services for families.
• Pečovatelská služba v Horním Jelení (Home Care Services) Day care and home-based services helping seniors and people with disabilities remain in their home environment.
• Nízkoprahové denní centrum (Low-Threshold Day Centre) Provides support and assistance to homeless individuals and those at risk of losing housing, aged 18 and older. Services can be used anonymously on weekdays.
• NZDM - Free klub (Low-threshold Facility for Children and Youth) Professional help and support for children and young people experiencing difficult life situations. Maximum capacity 30 clients.
• NZDM - EMKO Vysoké Mýto Low-threshold facility offering assistance to children and young people aged 6-26 in Vysoké Mýto and surroundings. Maximum capacity 30 clients.
• Krizová pomoc (Emergency Assistance) Crisis assistance providing shelter, psychological, and material support to women and mothers with children in crisis situations for a limited period of 4 days.
• Intervenční centrum (Intervention Centre) Enables individuals at risk of domestic violence and dangerous stalking in the Pardubice Region to end violent behavior. Provides professional assistance in social, psychological, and legal matters.
• Program NENA - Domov bez násilí (NENA Program - Home Without Violence) Program designed to enhance safety of all family members affected by domestic violence. Participants learn to recognize causes of violent behavior and develop better understanding of their actions.
• Krizové centrum Pardubice (Crisis Centre) Provides crisis intervention with the goal of stabilizing difficult life situations and strengthening clients' ability to seek further solutions through psychological and social support.
• Dům na půli cesty (Halfway House) Supports young people aged 18-26 in difficult life situations through activities helping them actively participate in changes leading to independence and success.
• Terénní programy (Outreach Programs) Outreach programs working in natural environments of clients such as housing estates, parks, and playgrounds to engage with people experiencing difficult situations.
• Sociálně aktivizační služby pro rodiny s dětmi (Social Activation Services for Families) Assistance and support for families with children, pregnant women, or individuals caring for children whose development is at risk due to adverse social situations.
• Služby podpory bydlení v Moravské Třebové (Housing Support Services) Outpatient and outreach assistance to help individuals achieve independence in housing matters including obtaining, maintaining, and preventing loss of housing.
• Podpora romské komunity v Moravské Třebové (PORK)

Segments7 records

Ideal customer profiles5 records

Technology focussed No

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Partnerships

13 partnerships are on record, tiered core, supporting and minor.

• Pardubický kraj (Pardubice Region)coreOthersRegional government partner providing funding and support for social services. Co-finances shelter operations, crisis services, and community programs. Logo displayed on website indicating formal partnership status.
• MPSV (Ministry of Labour and Social Affairs)coreOthersCentral government ministry providing regulatory oversight and funding for social services. Primary government funder through grant programs.
• Město Pardubice (City of Pardubice)coreOthersMunicipal government partner providing funding, facilities, and support for urban social services. Provides property for shelter operations.
• Albert (Retail Chain)supportingStrategic or Co-development PartnerRetail partner supporting through 'Adventní obchůdky s Albertem' (Advent shopping with Albert) program providing food assistance and holiday support to shelter residents.
• FoxconnminorStrategic or Co-development PartnerTechnology manufacturer donated computers to support organization services and digital access for clients.
• Elektrárny OpatoviceminorStrategic or Co-development PartnerPower plant operator supported Low-threshold Day Centre project for homeless persons.
• Potravinová Banka PCe (Food Bank Pardubice Region)supportingStrategic or Co-development PartnerFood bank providing food supplies for distribution to clients in need through organization's services.
• Platforma pro sociální bydlení (Platform for Social Housing)supportingStrategic or Co-development PartnerMulti-stakeholder platform working on social housing solutions. Organization participates in platform activities and presentations in Moravská Třebová.
• Platforma Do dospělosti (Platform To Adulthood)supportingStrategic or Co-development PartnerPlatform focused on supporting youth transition to adulthood. Halfway House (Dům na půli cesty) is a member of this platform.
• Krizové centrum Pardubice / Asociace poskytovatelů krizové pomocisupportingStrategic or Co-development PartnerCrisis Centre is member of Association of Crisis Assistance Providers, contributing to sector coordination and standards.
• Program NENA / Asociace Zastav NásilísupportingStrategic or Co-development PartnerProgram NENA (Home Without Violence) is member of 'Stop Violence' Association, coordinating domestic violence prevention efforts.
• Město Moravská TřebovácoreOthersMunicipal government providing facilities and support for housing support services. Secured new premises for material assistance and housing support from private owner for organization use.
• Město Vysoké Mýto, Město Holice, Horní JelenísupportingOthersSmaller municipal governments supporting local service operations and facilities in their respective towns.

Scale indicators4 records

Recent moves6 records

Expansion highlights5 records

Broad incumbents

• ADRA, o.p.s. Czech nonprofit providing social services, humanitarian aid, and community programs, with a similar mix of residential and outreach services and reliance on government/EU funding. Operates at national scale with comparable public-benefit company structure.
• Diakonie ČCE: Czech Protestant charity providing residential social services, home care, crisis intervention, and shelters nationwide. Comparable in operating diverse social services under a nonprofit umbrella with public funding mix, though with broader geographic coverage.
• Člověk v tísni (People in Need): Largest Czech NGO, providing social services, social inclusion programs, and humanitarian aid across the Czech Republic. Comparable in mission and breadth of social programming, though with significantly larger national footprint and additional international development operations.
• Charita Česká republika: Federation of regional Caritas organizations delivering social and health services across the Czech Republic, including shelters, home care, and family support. Directly comparable in service mix (shelters, home care, family services) and nonprofit funding model, though operating at national scale.
• Armáda spásy v České republice (Salvation Army Czech Republic): Operates shelters, social reintegration programs, and outreach services for vulnerable populations in the Czech Republic. Comparable in residential and outreach social services for homeless populations, though structured as part of an international federation.

Direct peers

• Naděje (Hope): Czech nonprofit operating shelters, low-threshold facilities, and outreach services for homeless and at-risk individuals across multiple regions. Most directly comparable in service mix (shelters, low-threshold centres, outreach) and target populations, making it the closest peer in operational model.

Regional players

• Centrum pro sociální služby Praha: Regional social services provider in Prague offering shelters, crisis intervention, and social activation services. Comparable in service portfolio for homeless and at-risk populations, though serving the capital region rather than competing directly in Pardubice.
• Sociální služby města Pardubic (Municipal Social Services Pardubice): Municipal social services body of the City of Pardubice, providing overlapping services to the same populations in the same region. Represents both a partner (referral source) and the closest direct competitor for municipal social service contracts in Pardubice.

Market position

Strengths5 records

Weaknesses4 records

Competitive moat4 records

Key risks5 records

Key highlights6 records

Customer concentration

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Compliance1 record

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Profiles7 records

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