Zveza Prijateljev Mladine Ljubljana Moste Polje

What Zveza Prijateljev Mladine Ljubljana Moste Polje does

Zveza Prijateljev Mladine Ljubljana Moste Polje (operating as Zveza Anita Ogulin or ZAO ZPM) is a Slovenian non-governmental humanitarian organisation founded in 1955 and headquartered at Proletarska cesta 1, Ljubljana. For nearly 70 years it has delivered holiday retreats, youth camps, humanitarian assistance, and family support services to children and families in social distress across Slovenia. The organisation operates holiday programmes at two of its own facilities — Vila Šumica in Kranjska Gora, Slovenia (71 beds across 7 rooms) and a renovated seaside villa in Zambratija, Croatia (up to 130 capacity across 15 rooms) — and served approximately 1,000 children per summer across all locations including Lake Bohinj, Lake Bled, Debeli rtič, and Kolpa-Osilnica.

The service portfolio combines fee-based holiday programmes with subsidy- and donation-funded humanitarian programmes. Paid offerings include Zambratija summer colonies (EUR 134.60–EUR 535 per child per session depending on residency and subsidy status), winter ski holidays at Vila Šumica (EUR 315–EUR 330), teenage travel programmes including Balkan and Helsinki trips (EUR 585–EUR 750), and holiday care in Ljubljana (EUR 160–EUR 295). Humanitarian programmes include Botrstvo v Sloveniji (Sponsorship in Slovenia) for ongoing godparent support, Veriga dobrih ljudi (Chain of Good People) for material aid distribution, Anita's Fund (Anitin sklad) for emergency relief, and the multi-generational VGC Skupna točka community centre providing free legal aid, psychosocial support, and holiday care. Additional programmes include Rastemo skupaj – THSN (with Generali Slovenia for ages 0–6), Otroški parlament, Dobro sem wellbeing camps, and Volja vselej najde pot.

The business model is donation- and subsidy-driven rather than commercially scalable. Revenue is generated through individual donations via SMS keywords (VERIGA, BOTER, ANITA, PRIJATELJ), bank transfers, SEPA direct debit mandates, the 1% personal income tax allocation channel (tax number SI22926518), corporate sponsorships, and fee-based holiday programmes. The Health Insurance Institute of Slovenia (ZZZS) subsidises approximately 217 children per summer in Zambratija, and the annual Dežela junakov cycling fundraiser co-organised with Radio 1 raised a record EUR 1,379,263.12 in 2026. Distribution relies on direct delivery through the organisation's own facilities, partner referrals from schools, social work centres (CSD), and health institutions, and direct-to-consumer sign-up via the website and Google Forms. The organisation maintains 1–10 employees, supplemented by a volunteer network and alumni educators; it is GDPR-compliant but operates no proprietary technology platform or AI capabilities.

Name

Zveza Prijateljev Mladine Ljubljana Moste Polje

Legal name

ZVEZA PRIJATELJEV MLADINE LJUBLJANA MOSTE-POLJE

Website

https://zpmmoste.net

Company type

Private

Founded year

1955

Operating status

Operating

Headcount range

1–10 employees

Short description

Zveza Anita Ogulin is a Slovenian humanitarian NGO founded in 1955 that operates holiday retreats, youth camps, and family support programmes, serving approximately 1,000 children per summer through its own facilities in Kranjska Gora and Zambratija, Croatia, funded by donations, 1% income tax allocations, and government subsidies.

Ownership category

akta.pro rank

Product category

Children's holiday and humanitarian services

NAICS

Community Food and Housing, and Emergency and Other Relief Services (6242), Emergency and Other Relief Services (624230)

SIC

Services-Social Services (8300)

akta.pro primary industry

Refugee, IDP & Migration Humanitarian Assistance (BPAGAAAH)

akta.pro secondary industries

Maternal, Newborn, Child & Adolescent Health (MNCAH) NGOs (HLAJAKAG), Disaster Relief & Humanitarian Aid Volunteering (EDAIAGAF)

Keywords

• Children's holiday camps
• Humanitarian social services
• Children's welfare programs
• Summer and winter retreats
• Youth travel programs

Headquarters

HQ city

Liubliana, Osrednjeslovenska

HQ country

Slovenia

HQ region

Europe

Offices4 records

Markets served

GTM type

B2C

Offering type

Services

Cost components

Personnel, Operations, Supply Chain, Marketing or Sales, Infrastructure, Technology or R&D

Revenue model

1. Donations and charitable contributions: Individual donors contribute financial support through one-time and recurring donations, SMS donations (keywords VERIGA, BOTER, ANITA, PRIJATELJ, NADLANI, THSN5, GOGI, JANJA, TENIS5, VAL1-5), bank transfers, SEPA direct debit mandates, and allocation of 1% personal income tax. Donor agreements are also available for regular supporters.
2. Holiday programme fees: Revenue is generated from fees charged for participation in holiday retreats, camps, and vacation programmes at Zambratija (Croatia), Vila Šumica (Kranjska Gora), and other locations. Fees vary by municipality of residence and include regular, subsidized, and health-insurance-subsidised options.
3. Humanitarian fundraising events: The organization raises funds through events such as the Dežela junakov cycling campaign and the Dobrodelni operni maraton (Charitable Opera Marathon), which generate donations from corporate and individual participants.

Pricing tiers

Go-to-market motion2 records

Distribution channels4 records

Marketing channels7 records

Core offering

Zveza Prijateljev Mladine Ljubljana Moste Polje is a non-governmental humanitarian organization that organizes paid and subsidized holiday retreats, summer/winter camps, and youth travel programmes for children and teenagers at its own facilities (Vila Šumica in Kranjska Gora, Slovenia and Zambratija in Croatia), alongside humanitarian programmes such as Sponsorship in Slovenia (Botrstvo), Chain of Good People (Veriga dobrih ljudi), Anita's Fund, free legal aid, a humanitarian warehouse, and a multi-generational community centre (VGC Skupna točka).

Product overview

Zveza Anita Ogulin (Zveza Prijateljev Mladine Ljubljana Moste Polje) is a non-governmental humanitarian organization that has operated for nearly 70 years as a unified organization offering multiple interconnected programs and services. The core portfolio consists of holiday retreats and camps (Zambratija seaside colonies, Vila Šumica Kranjska Gora camps, winter ski holidays, BOOM holidays, holiday childcare, and Young People and Europe travel programs) alongside humanitarian support programs (Sponsorship in Slovenia, Chain of Good People, Anita's Fund, Free Holidays, and The Human Safety Net Growing Together). Additional services include the Multi-generational Center Community Point, Children's Parliament, Free Legal Aid, and the Humanitarian Warehouse. The organization operates holiday homes in Zambratija (Croatia) and Kranjska Gora (Vila Šumica), providing equal opportunities and healthy growth for children and youth while defending children's rights.

Differentiator

Problem solved

Functional benefit

Brands

• Anita's Fund (Anitin sklad): Emergency fund for immediate assistance to families and children in urgent social distress.
• Sponsorship in Slovenia (Botrstvo v Sloveniji)
• Chain of Good People (Veriga dobrih ljudi)
• Vila Šumica
• Zambratija Holiday Home
• VGC Skupna točka

Products and services

• Holiday Retreats in Zambratija 10-day summer colonies at a renovated seaside villa on the Croatian Adriatic coast featuring sports facilities (football, basketball, handball, beach volleyball, table tennis), own beach, canoe and SUP equipment, full-board accommodation, an on-site outpatient clinic, and pedagogical/health supervision. Open to children aged 6–14, with tiered pricing (regular, subsidised, and ZZZS health-insurance-subsidised) based on municipality of residence.
• Summer Camps in Kranjska Gora (Vila Šumica) Week-long residential summer camps at Vila Šumica holiday home in Kranjska Gora, Slovenia, within Triglav National Park. Includes sports field, playroom, audio/video equipment, and microscopes; serves children aged 6–15 with diverse sports and creative programmes. Capacity of 71 beds across seven rooms on two floors plus a mansard.
• Winter Ski Holidays in Kranjska Gora (Vila Šumica) Five-day winter ski holidays at Vila Šumica for children aged 8–14 who already know how to ski. Includes accommodation, five meals/day, animation, ski/snowboard/boot/helmet rental, ski bus, and insurance. Ski passes are extra (up to EUR 100). Pricing: EUR 330 with transport, EUR 315 without transport.
• Christmas and New Year Camp at Vila Šumica Festive holiday camp at Vila Šumica in Kranjska Gora priced at EUR 260 per child; free for children enrolled in the organization's humanitarian programmes (Sponsorship in Slovenia and Chain of Good People).
• Young People and Europe – Balkan Tour Six-day group travel programme for teenagers aged 14–17 to Balkan destinations. Includes coach transport, five nights with breakfast, six meals, activities (rafting, boat trip, local guide), foreign travel insurance, organisation, guiding, and accompaniment. Priced at EUR 585 per person with instalment payment options.
• Young People and Europe – Helsinki Trip Five-day international travel programme for teenagers aged 14–17 to Helsinki, Finland. Includes flights (Venice–Tallinn, Helsinki–Venice), ground transport Ljubljana–Venice and back, four nights with breakfast, five meals, activities, all programme transport, foreign travel insurance, organisation, guiding, and accompaniment. Priced at EUR 750 per person with instalment payment options.
• Holiday Care in Ljubljana (Common Point) All-day holiday childcare for children aged 6–12 at the Common Point (VGC Skupna točka) in Ljubljana, with lunch and animation. EUR 160.00 per child for a 5-day programme; EUR 128.00 for 4-day programmes.
• Holiday Care – Summer Programming School (Ljubljana/Kranj) Summer programming school offered in Ljubljana and Kranj as part of the holiday care portfolio, priced at EUR 219 per child.
• Holiday Care – Horseback Riding Programme (Souvan Estate, Radomlje) Full-day holiday care programme at Souvan Estate in Radomlje with snacks, lunch, and horseback riding for children aged 6–17. Priced at EUR 260 per child.
• Teens Playshop Ljubljana Holiday care programme for secondary school students in Ljubljana, including programme, lunch, entertainment, childcare and guidance. Priced at EUR 295 per child.
• BOOM Holidays – Pokljuka Sports Camp Sports camp for teenagers aged 12–16 at Pokljuka. EUR 268 per child regular price; subsidised EUR 134.
• BOOM Ljubljana – Teen Activities Holiday activities programme for teenagers aged 11–17 in Ljubljana featuring social activities, sports, music, and dance. Priced at EUR 180 per child.
• Botrstvo v Sloveniji (Sponsorship in Slovenia) Sponsorship programme that connects individual godparent sponsors with children and families in need, providing financial, material, and psychosocial support throughout the year. Beneficiaries are automatically eligible for free holiday retreats.
• Veriga dobrih ljudi (Chain of Good People) Humanitarian programme providing food, hygiene products, and material aid to families and individuals in need across Slovenia, with distribution coordinated through the humanitarian warehouse.
• Anitin sklad (Anita's Fund) Emergency fund for the immediate resolution of urgent social needs of families and children, accepting SMS donations (ANITA5 or ANITA10 to 1919) and financial contributions.
• Free Holidays (Humanitarian Holidays) Free and subsidised holiday retreats for children from socially disadvantaged families, including those enrolled in the Sponsorship and Chain of Good People programmes, with priority given to children who have not had vacation opportunities.
• VGC Skupna točka (Multi-generational Centre Community Point) Multi-generational centre at Zaloška cesta 54, Ljubljana, that combines humanitarian warehousing, holiday care, workshops, and support activities for families and children in one location.
• Dobro sem (I'm Alright) Wellbeing Camp Camp programme with daily activities based on group work, promoting wellbeing and personal development for children.
• Rastemo skupaj – THSN (Growing Together – The Human Safety Net) Comprehensive family support programme in cooperation with Generali Slovenia, offering treatment and activities for families with children from 0 to 6 years of age.
• Brezplačna pravna pomoč (Free Legal Aid) Free legal assistance service provided to families and individuals in need, accessed through the organization's contact channels.
• Humanitarno skladišče (Humanitarian Warehouse) Warehouse facility that collects and distributes food, hygiene products, baby care items, household items, and school supplies to families in need across Slovenia. Open Monday–Friday 8am–4pm.
• Zambratija Holiday Home – External Day Visits Day-visit service at Zambratija for external groups, including pre-school children from Ljubljana kindergartens (EUR 32.50), primary school pupils and other kindergartens (EUR 35), and accompanying adults (EUR 35). Includes full board, tourist tax, and VAT; additional lunch EUR 8.

Quantifiable outcome

• Approximately 1,000 children served per summer across all holiday programmes
• +3 more outcomes

Named customers3 records

Segments6 records

Ideal customer profiles4 records

Technology focussed No

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Integration4 records

Partnerships

Seven partnerships are on record, tiered core and minor.

• Radio 1 SloveniacoreStrategic or Co-development Partner · 5 June 2026Annual co-organisation of the Dežela junakov (Land of Heroes) cycling fundraising campaign. In 2026, with cyclist Cene Prevc, the campaign raised a record 1,379,263.12 EUR for free holidays for children in need. The partnership combines Radio 1's media reach with the organization's humanitarian programming.
• Slovenian banks (NLB, Addiko, and others)minorGTM or Marketing Partner · 1 January 2016An agreement concluded in 2016 with Slovenian banks exempts donations to the Botrstvo v Sloveniji project and other humanitarian programmes from commission fees. Banks include NLB d.d. and Addiko Bank d.d.
• Generali SloveniacoreStrategic or Co-development PartnerCooperation under THSN – The Human Safety Net global initiative. The organisation offers comprehensive treatment and activities to families with children from 0 to 6 years of age, funded and supported by Generali Slovenia. Donations for this programme can be made via bank transfer with reference SI00 720.
• Health Insurance Institute of Slovenia (ZZZS / Obvezno zdravstveno zavarovanje)coreStrategic or Co-development PartnerZZZS subsidises health holiday retreats for children who are frequently ill or have been hospitalised. The subsidy covers a portion of the Zambratija holiday retreat fees. Approximately 217 children per summer benefit from this subsidy across municipalities covered by ZZZS.
• Slovenian Tennis Association (Teniška zveza Slovenije)minorGTM or Marketing PartnerCooperation within the 'Move, the young!' (Gibanje, mladi!) project providing tennis training for children from families in need. SMS donations keyword TENIS5 (EUR 5) and TENIS10 (EUR 10) on number 1919 support this programme.
• School counselling services and Social Work Centres (CSD)coreChannel Partner/ Reseller/ DistributorProfessional services that refer children and families in need to the organization's humanitarian programmes. Social workers assess family situations and recommend children for free or subsidised holiday retreats and other assistance.
• Health institutions (pediatricians, hospitals)minorChannel Partner/ Reseller/ DistributorHealthcare providers refer children who have been frequently ill or hospitalised to the organisation's health holiday retreats. They issue health certificates and healthcare proposals required for ZZZS-subsidised retreats.

Scale indicators5 records

Recent moves6 records

Expansion highlights6 records

Others

• Generali The Human Safety Net: Global corporate foundation initiative of Generali Group supporting NGOs that run early-childhood family programmes. ZAO ZPM is itself a partner in this network, making it a directly comparable reference for the funding/partnership model.
• Slovenian Philanthropy (Slovenska filantropija): Slovenian non-profit supporting other NGOs and volunteering infrastructure. Comparable as an enabler of the NGO ecosystem and volunteer mobilization that ZAO ZPM relies on for its programmes.

Direct peers

• UNICEF Slovenia: National committee of UNICEF focused on children's rights and welfare in Slovenia. Comparable in mission to defend children's rights, in advocating for vulnerable children, and in running donor-supported programmatic interventions.
• Zveza prijateljev mladine Slovenije (ZPM Slovenia): National federation of Friends of Youth associations in Slovenia. Directly comparable as the parent/peer organization of ZAO ZPM, with overlapping mission of children's rights, youth welfare, and holiday programmes across Slovenia.
• Slovenska Karitas: Slovenian humanitarian and social welfare organization under the Catholic Church. Directly comparable as a donation-funded NGO providing material aid, family support, and social assistance across Slovenia.
• Rdeči križ Slovenije (Slovenian Red Cross): Slovenia's principal humanitarian organization providing material assistance, social welfare, and emergency relief. Comparable in humanitarian aid delivery, donor-funded operating model, and population-level social services for vulnerable families.
• SOS Children's Villages Slovenia: Slovenian branch of SOS Children's Villages providing alternative care and family support for children without parental care. Comparable in mission targeting vulnerable children and in operating residential family-style facilities in Slovenia.

Broad incumbents

• Malteser Hilfsdienst e.V. Larger European humanitarian and social services organization. Comparable as a humanitarian NGO with child welfare, holiday programmes, and welfare service delivery, but operating at a much larger international scale.
• Save the Children (International): Global NGO dedicated to children's rights and welfare. Comparable in mission to defend children, in sponsorship programmes, and in humanitarian relief, but operating at global scale with much larger resource base.

Regional players

• Habitat for Humanity Slovenia: Slovenian branch of the international housing-focused NGO. Comparable as a non-profit humanitarian organization operating in Slovenia with volunteer infrastructure and donor funding, but focused on housing rather than child welfare.

Market position

Strengths5 records

Weaknesses5 records

Competitive moat5 records

Key risks5 records

Key highlights7 records

Customer concentration

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• Facebookfacebook.com/zao.zpm
• LinkedInlinkedin.com/company/zveza-prijateljev-mladine-ljubljana-moste-polje
• Instagraminstagram.com/zao_zpm

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