The JungLesbenZentrum in Hamburg serves as a welcoming safe space for young people up to 27 years old who identify as female or feel connected to the lesbian community. Nestled in the vibrant Karoviertel, it fosters an inclusive atmosphere where visitors can come as they are, engaging in open discussions and building connections in a supportive environment.
Beyond its role as a youth hangout, the center offers comprehensive pedagogical counseling focused on lesbian-feminist girls' work. Individual consultations and group sessions address key aspects of sexual and gender identity development, relationship challenges, family issues, and career guidance. Open treffs provide casual opportunities for conversation with educators, while specialized support extends to parents, friends, and relatives of LBTI* youth. Highlights include its emphasis on visibility, empowerment, and fun, making it a cornerstone for personal growth and community solidarity in every life situation.
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Wednesday: 14:00 - 16:00
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