The Schwule Väter S group in Stuttgart provides gay fathers and husbands with a supportive space for open dialogue. The atmosphere is one of trust and acceptance, where members gather regularly to share stories and address issues related to homosexuality and fatherhood.
Offerings include self-help meetings focused on topics such as coming out to family, managing relationships with children, legal concerns, or adapting to new life circumstances. The group embraces diversity in life paths and personal stages, fostering mutual aid through engaging discussions rather than professional therapy. Participants find encouragement and guidance in this welcoming environment.
Meetings are held at AIDS-Hilfe Stuttgart and are open to interested men without prior registration. Key highlights include discreet entry without sharing personal details and respect for individual choices, creating a forum where everyone feels truly supported.
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Tuesday: Closed
Wednesday: Closed
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Friday: 20:00 - 22:00
Saturday: Closed
Sunday: Closed
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