SQB André Sandmann in Neubrandenburg serves as a dedicated center for sexual education qualification and counseling. It provides a supportive space tailored for queer individuals, their families, and anyone seeking guidance on sensitive matters. The atmosphere fosters trust, inclusivity, and expert care, led by experienced social pedagogues including André Sandmann and Iris Arndt.
Key offerings include free, anonymous consultations often linked to community events like queer meetups. These are complemented by workshops, seminars, and lectures on sexual pedagogy, advice for educators, and assistance with related projects. Standout features encompass collaborations with local groups such as queerNB, ensuring seamless integration with social gatherings. Whether for individual sessions or group activities, this venue stands out for its commitment to empowerment, prevention, and education within the LGBTQ+ community, creating a welcoming hub in a welcoming environment.
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