Aidshilfe Neubrandenburg, located at Platanenstraße 43, provides a supportive and confidential space for individuals dealing with HIV or sexually transmitted infections. The atmosphere is welcoming, professional, and free from judgment, allowing visitors to discuss concerns openly and feel truly heard.
Services include comprehensive counseling on prevention, testing, and treatment, along with regular meetups for people living with HIV and their loved ones. These gatherings foster community, peer support, and shared experiences. Key highlights are the accessible hours on Mondays and Thursdays, close collaboration with local health authorities and clinics, and a broad focus on sexual health for the entire region.
Open to everyone seeking guidance, Aidshilfe plays a vital role in the LGBTQ+ community by promoting education, reducing stigma, and encouraging proactive health management in a compassionate environment.
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