Hannöversche AIDS-Hilfe e.V. is a dedicated counseling and health center committed to promoting acceptance and combating discrimination in Hannover. Operating as a trusted resource for sexual health since its establishment, the organization provides comprehensive support to sexually active individuals, with specialized services for vulnerable communities including men who have sex with men, queer people, migrants, people with HIV, and sex workers.
The CheckPoint facility offers multilingual counseling in German, English, and Arabic, along with risk analysis, safer-sex guidance, and regular HIV and STI screening services. Additional offerings include HIV self-tests, PrEP counseling, health workshops, and corporate training on HIV awareness. The center serves as a safe, non-discriminatory space for health consultations, testing, and community connection, emphasizing that self-acceptance and health awareness are essential for personal protection and the wellbeing of partners.
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Nearby Locations
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Club El Pancho
Vulkan Sauna
Face Club, Goseriede 4, 30159 Hannover
Irrgarten
Stefan am Marstall
Tuesday: Closed
Wednesday: 10:00 - 16:00
Thursday: 13:00 - 16:00
Friday: Closed
Saturday: Closed
Sunday: Closed
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