Aids-Hilfe Oldenburg e.V. in Oldenburg provides a safe, confidential space for counseling and support related to HIV, AIDS, and sexually transmitted infections. The atmosphere fosters trust, empathy, and expertise, enabling open discussions for those affected, their loved ones, and anyone seeking information.
Services include anonymous phone and online counseling, in-person consultations, and testing for HIV and STIs. Tailored offerings address needs of MSM, gay men, women, queer refugees, drug users, and sex workers. Support covers life challenges, social welfare issues, anti-discrimination efforts, and prevention events. HIV-positive individuals receive guidance on relationships, work, sexuality, health, and more, along with leisure activities.
Highlights feature drop-in hours for queer topics like coming out, a Queer Refugee Café, and training on LSBTIQ* and HIV/AIDS issues. The organization promotes diverse lifestyles and combats stigma in healthcare and workplaces.
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