Münchner Aids-Hilfe at Lindwurmstraße 71 provides a welcoming and confidential space dedicated to HIV support and sexual health in Munich. The atmosphere fosters trust and empathy, with dedicated staff and volunteers creating an inclusive environment especially valued by the queer community and MSM.
Services include comprehensive counseling on HIV, STIs, PrEP, and sexual well-being, available in-person, by phone, or via the Gay Health Chat online. The Checkpoint offers regular testing, while additional programs cover psychosocial support, leisure and sports groups, and assistance for drug users and migrants. Highlights feature accessible facilities, multilingual options, and a strong emphasis on prevention, education, and empowering those affected. It serves as a vital hub for information, care, and community connection.
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