L'ORMA
- Company typePrivate
- Founded2000
- HeadquartersMilan, Italy
- Headcount1–10
- GTM typeB2B and B2C
- OfferingServices
L'ORMA firmographics
Firmographics- Name
- L'ORMA
- Legal name
- L'ORMA S.S.D. a r.l. – Impresa Sociale
- Website
- https://ormasite.it
- Company type
- Private
- Founded year
- 2000
- Operating status
- Operating
- Headcount range
- 1–10 employees
- Ownership category
- akta.pro rank
Where L'ORMA is headquartered
LocationHeadquarters
- HQ city
- Milan
- HQ country
- Italy
- HQ region
- Europe
Offices1 record
Markets served
L'ORMA business model
Business model- GTM type
- B2B and B2C
- Offering type
- Services
- Cost components
- Personnel, Operations, Marketing or Sales, Technology or R&D, Infrastructure
Revenue model
- Educational Services to Schools: L'ORMA provides fee-for-service educational programs to schools through direct assignment (assegnazione diretta), including classroom workshops, teacher training, and school trip events. Services are priced per program or module.
- NotFormalCamp Summer Programs: Fee-based summer and seasonal camps for children aged 4-14, offered at multiple locations in Milan area including partnership venues. Registration-based recurring revenue model.
- European Project Coordination: As Erasmus+ project coordinator, L'ORMA receives EU funding for project management, consortium coordination, and implementation. Revenue from European Commission grants for sport, education, and social innovation projects.
- Teacher Training Events: NotFormalTeacher Day and similar professional development events for educators, priced at 60 EUR + VAT per 3-hour module or 100 EUR + VAT for full day.
Pricing tiers
| Model | Billing | Price |
|---|---|---|
| One time/ perpetual license | Pay-as-you-go | NotFormalTeacher Day - Single Module |
| One time/ perpetual license | Pay-as-you-go | NotFormalTeacher Day - Full Day |
| Unit Pricing | Pay-as-you-go | NotFormalCamp Weekly Registration |
Go-to-market motion2 records
Distribution channels4 records
Marketing channels7 records
L'ORMA product offering
Product offeringCore offering
L'ORMA is a non-profit educational agency that develops and delivers non-formal education experiences through sports, movement, and expressive activities for children, youth, and adults. Its core offerings include structured school programs (Ormusical, Classbuilding, Badaboom Cha Cha), MIUR-recognized teacher training (NotFormalTeacher Day), children's holiday camps (NotFormalCamp), European project design and coordination under Erasmus+ (L'ORMAinternational), and social inclusion sports programs in public parks (Coach di Quartiere). All offerings are grounded in a proprietary pedagogical framework (Dispositivo Pedagogico L'Orma) that combines movement, expressiveness, and competency development.
Product overview
L'ORMA is a non-profit educational sports organization founded in 2000 in Milan, operating across four main pillars: schools, families, Europe, and social innovation. The core product portfolio includes NotFormalCamp (holiday camps for children), Percorsi per le Scuole (school programs including Ormusical, Classbuilding, and Badaboom Cha Cha), NotFormalTeacher Day (teacher training), L'ORMAinternational (Erasmus+ project coordination), Coach di Quartiere (social inclusion in public parks), European Week of Winter Sport (a flagship pan-European initiative), and Trail-O/Orienteering programs. All offerings are grounded in non-formal education methodology, emphasizing learning by doing, movement, and personal development. L'ORMA does not offer a software-as-a-service product but rather in-person educational and sports programs and international project management services.
Differentiator
Problem solved
Functional benefit
Brands
- NotFormalCamp: A sports and educational summer camp and year-round camp program for children and families, based on non-formal education methodology, featuring sports, movement, creativity, and social activities.
- Coach di Quartiere
- L'Orma School
- L'ORMAinternational
Products and services
- NotFormalCamp A non-formal educational summer and holiday camp for children aged 4 and up, offering multidisciplinary sports activities, team games, creative workshops, outdoor experiences, and personal growth guided by OrmaCoach educators using non-formal education methodology. Available at multiple Milan-area venues.
- Percorsi per le Scuole (L'Orma School) School-based educational programs including Ormusical (motor-expressive musical performance), Il Mio Corpo Che (body awareness), Classbuilding (team cohesion), Progetto Accoglienza (welcome/induction), and Badaboom Cha Cha (turnkey sports field trips). All delivered by OrmaCoaches using non-formal education methods.
- NotFormalTeacher Day Experiential professional development events for teachers and educators, structured in two 3-hour modules (Activating Context and Inhabiting Relationship), based on non-formal education approaches. MIUR-recognized. Held in-person in Milan.
- L'ORMAinternational European project design and coordination division of L'ORMA, specializing in Erasmus+ Sport and Youth programs. Offers support to organizations across Europe for international project development, partnership building, and implementation of sport, education, and social entrepreneurship initiatives.
- Coach di Quartiere A social innovation project promoting sport as a tool for social inclusion and active citizenship. Young volunteer coaches ('Coach di Quartiere') run free sports activities for children aged 6–13 in public parks, with particular focus on children facing economic, social, or cultural integration difficulties.
- European Week of Winter Sport (EWWS) A European-wide week dedicated to winter sport and well-being, co-funded by the European Commission under the Erasmus+ Sport programme, coordinated by L'ORMA at European level in collaboration with CONI Lombardia. The initiative promotes sport as a tool for inclusion, health, and sustainable territorial development, involving schools, citizens, and local communities across Europe.
- Trail-O / Orienteering Programs Inclusive orienteering programs, including Trail-O (an adaptive discipline for people with physical disabilities), digital orienteering using MapRun app, and school-based orienteering courses for teachers and students. Offered as both in-person events and teacher training courses.
Quantifiable outcome
- 5000+ children served annually through NotFormalCamp and school programs
- +3 more outcomes
Companies that use L'ORMA
Customer profileNamed customers3 records
Ideal customer profiles5 records
L'ORMA technology and API
TechnologyTechnology focussed No
API detail
- Has API
- No
- API docs
- API detail
Core technology
AI maturity
App detail
Feature3 records
L'ORMA partnerships and signals
Strategic signalPartnerships
41 partnerships are on record, tiered core, secondary and minor.
- CONI Lombardia – Commissione InnovazionecoreL'ORMA coordinates European Week of Winter Sport (EWWS) in collaboration with CONI Lombardia Commissione Innovazione. The partnership promotes winter sports as a tool for inclusion, health, and sustainable territorial development. CONI provides institutional support and venue access for project coordination activities.
- Sport e Salute LombardiacoreSport e Salute Lombardia participated in EWWS 2026 presentation at their Milano headquarters. The state sports agency collaborates on promoting sports participation and healthy lifestyles.
- European Platform for Sport Innovation (EPSI)coreEuropean partner in EWWS consortium bringing networking and sports innovation expertise. EPSI contributes to project coordination and European network development.
- LUNEX University (Luxembourg)secondaryAcademic partner in EWWS consortium providing scientific and research contribution to winter sports promotion and sustainable sports development.
- Kilian Jornet Foundation (Spain)secondaryEnvironmental sustainability dimension partner in EWWS bringing high-profile athlete involvement and mountain sports expertise.
- Deporte para la Educación y la Salud (DES, Spain)secondarySpanish partner promoting sport as educational tool and wellness instrument within EWWS consortium.
- Bulgarian Sports Development AssociationsecondaryPartner focused on youth empowerment through sport within EWWS consortium.
- NGO Nest Berlin (Germany)secondaryGerman partner specializing in social inclusion and cultural innovation within EWWS network.
- European University Sports Association (EUSA, Slovenia)secondaryUniversity sports network partner contributing to EWWS project development.
- Ski Club Rijeka (Croatia)secondaryLocal winter sports club with strong territorial presence promoting winter sports in Croatian territory.
- MINE VAGANTI NGO (Italy)coreLong-term collaboration since 2018 in Erasmus Plus projects related to Sport, Education and Social Entrepreneurship. Roberto Solinas has contributed to L'ORMA's entry into Erasmus Plus program.
- BULGARIA SPORTS DEVELOPMENT ASSOCIATIONcoreLong-term collaboration established over several years designing and implementing EU projects. Joanna Dochevska reports reliable partnership satisfying partner organization needs.
- Champions Factory (Bulgaria)coreSix international projects coordinated by L'ORMA over 4 years, providing upskilling opportunities for Bulgarian individuals in multi-cultural environments. Shirin Amin reports high professionalism and innovative approach.
- DEPORTE PARA LA EDUCACIÓN Y LA SALUD (DES, Spain)coreLong-term collaboration since 2019 with Andreu Raya Demidoff praising L'ORMA's balance of good management and innovation. Strategic partner status.
- BRAVO (Turkey)secondaryIsmail Sehic has collaborated designing and implementing European Sport projects with L'ORMAinternational. Reports great support in reaching organizational goals.
- KARGENC KULUBU (Turkey)secondaryErsel Aydin reports L'ORMA does more than expected, helping organization and projects take steps further.
- FUNDACJA UKRAINA (Poland)secondaryIgor Lisin reports surprising results from L'ORMA's implementation and dissemination of international projects with activated territorial synergies.
- AL2SPORT (Italy)coreLuca Amadessi has collaborated since 2018 delivering many international projects together with L'ORMA.
- AVENTURA MARAO CLUB (Portugal)coreMarcella Serra reports collaboration since 2016 starting from internationalization process. Successfully had FIT FOR KIDS project written and funded through L'ORMA support.
- FIT FOR KIDS (Denmark)corePelle Plesner reports L'ORMA as reliable partner with admirable reliability and professionalism in Erasmus+ project collaboration.
- DUBROVNIK SPORT ASSOCIATION (Croatia)secondaryNikša Glavočić reports wonderful organization to work with in several Erasmus+ projects with admirable reliability and professionalism.
- DUBIRZU LENGVOSIOS ATLETIKOS SPORTO KLUBAS (Lithuania)secondaryJurga Bagamolovienė reports ongoing collaboration in European Sport projects with appreciated accuracy in managing initiatives.
- ADEL SLOVAKIAsecondaryLenka Curillova reports common elements with L'ORMA: passion in sport, desire to educate youth, and promotion of social entrepreneurship.
- ACT ART (Greece)secondaryIoanna Mirto reports quality methods in designing, writing and implementing various activities of international projects.
- ACD LA HOYA (Spain)secondaryEduardo Maciá Agulló has organized and implemented international projects with L'ORMA for many years with high satisfaction.
- NETWORK FOR EUROPEAN CITIZENSHIP AND IDENTITY (Cyprus)secondaryRenos Georgiou reports European sector of ORMA very well organized with efficient and easy-to-apply method.
- HODINA H (Slovakia)secondaryIva Macia reports partnership with L'Orma brings inspiring and trustworthy common work for positive community change.
- SKI CLUB RIJEKA (Croatia)secondarySebastian Brigović reports L'ORMA as reliable partner providing above and beyond support to lead SKISAFE project to success.
- YOUTH ACTIVE CLUB (Ukraine)secondaryDarja Djatsenko reports well-selected, prepared, and motivated participants in shared projects.
- ASSOCIATION SPORT FOR ALL (Romania)secondaryMihai Androhovici describes L'ORMA as professionals open to new ideas, challenging in actions with hard word in society.
- SPORTIEF BESTEED GROEP (Netherlands)secondaryDick Kalkman reports L'ORMA has shown capability of supporting organizations in designing proposals, sharing knowledge, and connecting relevant project partners.
- JEUNESSE EN ACTION 'GNO FAR' (Senegal)secondaryBouba Dieme Spata reports entrepreneurial and professional approach inspiring their organization and serving as example to follow.
- Sibaris ClubminorCollaboration on orienteering webinars. Sibaris Club partners with L'ORMA to organize free introductory webinars on orienteering discipline.
- Milano Padel AcademyminorPartnership for NotFormalCamp at Milano Lampugnano location. Provides padel lessons as part of new camp offerings at Piccolo Stadio San Siro.
- Ufficio Scolastico di MilanocoreCollaborates with L'Orma for teacher training programs including Trail-O courses. MIUR-recognized training programs for educators.
- Ufficio Scolastico Territoriale di LodicoreL'Orma collaboration with UST Lodi for Orientarsi Digitale teacher training course at ITET A. Bassi.
- Fondazione Milano Cortina 2026coreArianna Pucci from Gen26 Education highlights connection between EWWS and Olympic legacy programs for inspiring new generations.
- Revitalize the Schoolyards ConsortiumcoreErasmus+ funded project coordinated by L'ORMA bringing together schools, municipal administrations, sports associations from 8 countries to transform schoolyards.
- COMPASS QUEST Consortium (Italy, Latvia, Austria, Bulgaria)coreErasmus+ Sport project involving organizations and schools from 4 countries promoting orienteering through physical education.
- Orienteering Federation of Croatia (host)coreORIUNITE project hosting partner. Croatian federation hosted training in Zagreb November 2025 with organizations from 7 countries.
- ORIENTACTION (Cyprus)coreCoordinator of ORIUNITE project (Orienteering for Unity). Project focuses on peacebuilding through orienteering in divided areas like Nicosia, Cyprus.
Scale indicators5 records
Recent moves6 records
Expansion highlights7 records
L'ORMA competitors and assessment
Company assessmentBroad incumbents
- CONI - Comitato Olimpico Nazionale Italiano: Italian National Olympic Committee serving as the umbrella organization for Italian sports federations and a direct L'ORMA partner via CONI Lombardia. Overlaps with L'ORMA in promoting sport as inclusion, health, and territorial development, but operates at national scale with broader mandate.
- ENGSO - European Non-Governmental Sports Organisation: European umbrella for national sport-for-all NGOs across 30+ countries, representing the grassroots sport sector to EU institutions. Comparable to L'ORMA's positioning in the European sports NGO landscape and Erasmus+ project ecosystem.
- Sport e Salute S.p.A. Italian state-owned sports promotion agency responsible for implementing national policies on sport, health, and inclusion. Direct L'ORMA partner in EWWS and broader initiatives; comparable mission but with state-scale resources and reach across all Italian regions.
- Right To Play: Global leader in sport for development, working across multiple countries with programs focused on child protection, education, and health through play and sport. Comparable methodology to L'ORMA's non-formal education approach, but at significantly larger global scale.
Direct peers
- CSI - Centro Sportivo Italiano: Long-standing Italian sports promotion body affiliated with the Italian Church, organizing amateur leagues, youth tournaments, and educational sport across schools. Operates in overlapping territory with L'ORMA in school-based sports education and youth development through non-formal approaches.
- Sport Senza Frontiere: Italian NGO using sport as a tool for social integration of disadvantaged children and families, with activities in schools, neighborhoods, and partner venues. Closely mirrors L'ORMA's combination of educational methodology, sports delivery, and social inclusion mission.
- Fondazione Milan: AC Milan's social foundation delivering sport-based education to youth in Lombardy, including school programs and community initiatives. Comparable to L'ORMA in operating in the Milan metropolitan area with sport-for-education methodology targeting children.
- UISP - Unione Italiana Sport Per tutti: Italian sport-for-all federation with extensive youth and community sports programs emphasizing social inclusion through non-formal and amateur sport. Directly comparable to L'ORMA's methodology combining sports education, family engagement, and grassroots community delivery across Italy.
Others
- Common Goal: Global football-for-good movement connecting professional players, clubs, and social organizations to fund community sport and education initiatives. Compares to L'ORMA in the broader sport-for-development funding and partnership ecosystem, though operating globally and primarily through football.
Emerging players
- Fondazione Juventus: Juventus FC's social foundation running educational and inclusive sport programs in Italian schools and communities. Compares to L'ORMA's L'Orma School and Coach di Quartiere programs in combining elite sport branding with non-formal educational delivery to children and youth.
Market position
Strengths5 records
Weaknesses5 records
Competitive moat5 records
Customer concentration
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L'ORMA leadership team
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Profiles11 records
L'ORMA funding detail
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Frequently asked questions about L'ORMA
What does L'ORMA do?
L'ORMA is a non-profit educational agency that develops and delivers non-formal education experiences through sports, movement, and expressive activities for children, youth, and adults. Its core offerings include structured school programs (Ormusical, Classbuilding, Badaboom Cha Cha), MIUR-recognized teacher training (NotFormalTeacher Day), children's holiday camps (NotFormalCamp), European project design and coordination under Erasmus+ (L'ORMAinternational), and social inclusion sports programs in public parks (Coach di Quartiere). All offerings are grounded in a proprietary pedagogical framework (Dispositivo Pedagogico L'Orma) that combines movement, expressiveness, and competency development.
Is L'ORMA a public or private company?
L'ORMA is a private company. It is classified as founder individual operated bootstrapped and is currently operating.
When was L'ORMA founded?
L'ORMA was founded in 2000. It employs 1 to 10 people.
Where is L'ORMA based?
L'ORMA is headquartered in Milan, Italy, in the Europe region.
How does L'ORMA make money?
Four revenue lines are on record. Educational Services to Schools are the primary driver. The others are notFormalCamp Summer Programs, european Project Coordination and teacher Training Events.
Who are L'ORMA's main competitors?
Broad incumbents on record are CONI - Comitato Olimpico Nazionale Italiano, ENGSO - European Non-Governmental Sports Organisation, Sport e Salute S.p.A. and Right To Play. Direct peers are CSI - Centro Sportivo Italiano, Sport Senza Frontiere, Fondazione Milan and UISP - Unione Italiana Sport Per tutti. Common Goal is listed as an others. Fondazione Juventus is listed as an emerging player.
Does L'ORMA have an API?
No public API is recorded for L'ORMA.