The Lesbentelefon Göttingen e.V. serves as a vital support hub for lesbian women and queer individuals in Göttingen, Germany. Operating as a dedicated counseling service, it provides a safe, confidential space where visitors can discuss personal concerns, relationship issues, and experiences of discrimination without judgment.
The atmosphere is welcoming and empathetic, fostering trust through trained volunteers who offer active listening and practical advice. Key offerings include telephone counseling for immediate support, in-person consultations, and outreach events that connect the community. Highlights encompass workshops on self-empowerment, networking opportunities with local LGBTQ+ groups, and resources for mental health and legal guidance tailored to lesbian needs.
Visitors appreciate the non-hierarchical approach, where every voice matters, making it an essential resource for building resilience and solidarity in a supportive environment.
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Tuesday: 19:00 - 21:00
Wednesday: Closed
Thursday: 19:00 - 21:00
Friday: Closed
Saturday: Closed
Sunday: Closed
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