About AFLR
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Counseling - Trans friendly
AFLR in Frankfurt, Germany, serves as a dedicated counseling and association hub centered on queer and feminist issues. Located at Mertonstraße 26-28, it provides a welcoming atmosphere in cozy spaces that foster trust and openness. Individuals seeking guidance on identity matters, discrimination experiences, and personal challenges find comprehensive support here.
The offerings include one-on-one counseling sessions, workshops, and events designed to empower and connect. Key highlights feature (queer-)feminist interventions and group activities tailored for lesbians, trans, and queer people. Counseling is confidential and free, aiming to build resilience and self-determination. AFLR blends activism with practical assistance, creating a safe haven amid the city's vibrant scene.
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