LIBS – Lesben Informations- und Beratungsstelle e.V. in Frankfurt, Germany, provides a safe and welcoming space for lesbian women and anyone exploring queer identities. Nestled in the cozy Alte Gasse, it fosters an atmosphere of trust, empathy, and community support away from everyday pressures.
The center offers comprehensive counseling on topics including coming out, relationships, health concerns, and discrimination. Regular meetings, workshops, and events encourage networking and knowledge sharing within the LGBTQ+ community. Notable initiatives focus on LSBT issues in aging, alongside partnerships with other support organizations for holistic assistance.
What sets LIBS apart is its dedicated team of counselors who tailor advice to individual needs. As a non-profit association, it promotes empowerment and solidarity, creating environments for self-discovery and connection. Visitors receive compassionate listening and practical guidance every time.
Hotels near LIBS
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Nearby Locations
Vollesrohr
AG36 Schwules Zentrum
Café Karussell
Jungs mögen Jungs
Rosa Paten
Schwules Opernforum
Tuesday: 11:00 - 13:00
Wednesday: Closed
Thursday: Closed
Friday: Closed
Saturday: Closed
Sunday: Closed
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