For administrative reasons, we would prefer to receive payment beforehand to the following bank account

• Account holder name: Casa Madre Impresa Sociale Srl
• Account holder number: IT65Y0538748710000042202521 (this is the IBAN)
• Account holder address: Via Martiri Della Liberta 11 – 15060 Cabella Ligure (AL) – Italia
• Account holder currency type: Euro (Euro only. If you transfer from the UK, or anywhere else outside of the EU, you need to request your bank to transfer in Euros, or the transaction will fail)
• Bank Name: Banca BPER
• Bank Address: Piazza della Vittoria, 7 – 15060 Cabella Ligure AL, Italia
• SWIFT Code: BPMOIT22XXX (this is the BIC)
• Comment: Daglio Camp- Child/Adult/Yuva- Name Surname – Country

In the instance of issues with bank transfer, we will be able to take card or cash payment at the registration desk.

Please take a screenshot of your payment and e-mail it to us, or print it out and bring it to the Registration desk in Cabella.
Also, please pay for the whole family in one transfer, in which case please list all the names in the 2nd Comment line.

Fees 2024

After careful consideration, and for the first time in many years, Daglio Camp fees have increased, for Summer 2024. This has not been an easy decision, and we have looked at many different factors, and ultimately we know that the cost of living has increased, and Daglio camps are affected. If you would like to chat to us about this, please feel free to email us or get in touch. We are happy to discuss this.

There are now three groups, Steady Income; Middle Income and Lower Income. The groups are still linked to a country, but are not determined by it.

If you live in a so called “First Country”, and your income falls in the lower bracket, please choose the fees for Lower Income.

If you live in a Developing Country, and you have a steady income, please choose a fee from Steady Income.

We want everyone to have the opportunity to take part in the camp, and money should not be an obstacle. Please let us know if this is the case.

If you feel like you can afford to sponsor a child, also please let us know.

Additional discounts:

• Further discounts are offered to non-Western participants or where family income is low (i.e.: below $700 monthly per family member). Please check the Fee projections in the attached or contact us directly to confirm the amount to be paid.
• Ukrainian yogis, refugees or not, who lost their income due to the war situation in their country but have the desire to come to Daglio may be granted an extra discount (depending on the budget and number of applicants – please get in touch with us at info@dagliocamp.com)
• Important: We try to support all Sahaja families who wish to send their children to Daglio, hence the different types of fees and discounts. However, if your income allows it (so higher than average in your country), please look at the higher fees that seem reasonable for your family and pay for the camp accordingly, regardless of where you live. Equally, if you feel you would like to speak to us about the cost of the camp for you or your children please get in touch.

Pocket money:
€20 – €30 per child is sufficient. This can be kept with a parent or older sibling on the camp, or by the child if they are old enough to be responsible for it. If not it can be given to the camp at registration, and we’ll give it to them the day we visit the village.

Extra stay fee: 
€10 per person, per night, outside of the official camp dates. Note that this is only exceptionally allowed, if requested and approved in advance, and if the parents find a volunteer on site to act as legal guardian of the child before the camp starts (or after it ends), and make it official with a paper at their town hall (the child and guardian should have copies of that document with them, and an electronic copy of it should be e-mailed to us beforehand). Volunteers on the other hand don’t have to pay for the extra stay, but they are in exchange expected to help with all the necessary camp opening or closing works.

It is my first time that I’m in the camp, and I’m very enjoying myself. I going deeper to Sahaja Yoga and getting better at my English.