AIDS-Hilfe Magdeburg e.V., operating as the Center for Sexual Health Aidshilfe Sachsen-Anhalt Nord e.V., provides a welcoming and confidential space in Magdeburg for counseling and support. The atmosphere fosters trust and empathy, perfect for open discussions on HIV, AIDS, sexually transmitted infections, and sexuality.
Services include in-person consultations, phone and WhatsApp counseling, plus free rapid and lab tests for HIV and other STIs. Experienced counselors address daily challenges, discrimination, prevention strategies, and emergency measures like PEP. Key highlights feature LSBTIQ*-inclusive advice, self-help groups, information booths, and educational programs serving northern Saxony-Anhalt. Individuals receive tailored guidance to additional support resources and sexual health education.
As a non-profit, the organization champions sexual rights and health, emphasizing inclusion, stigma reduction, and proactive wellness in a supportive environment.
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Tuesday: 09:00 - 13:00
Wednesday: Closed
Thursday: 11:00 - 20:00
Friday: Closed
Saturday: Closed
Sunday: Closed
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