The Argentine Federation protects the rights of LGBTQ+ people. The team provides a wide range of support: legal assistance, mental health counselling, and HIV/STI prevention. The Federation runs special programmes for trans children and their families, and has a department that monitors hate crimes.
A Portuguese organisation provides direct support to LGBTQ+ people. The team offers free psychological, legal and social support, including to those who have experienced violence. The community centre hosts various support groups and organises community events.
The organisation provides support to LGBTQ+ people through free helplines, online chat and a friends-on-call service to combat isolation. The team runs face-to-face peer-to-peer support groups and provides counselling for the families of trans people. As part of its work, it also offers information and advice on coming out, sexual health and support for people with experience of being a refugee.
An Irish organisation that provides direct support to trans people and their families through one-to-one counselling and mutual support groups. The organisation runs a helpline on gender identity issues and assists with legal gender recognition. The team also delivers educational workshops and offers advice on accessing healthcare services.
A Portuguese organisation based in Lisbon that provides psychological support and educational training for LGBTQ+ people. The team runs a temporary accommodation shelter and oversees a social support project for elderly LGBTQ+ people. As part of its work, the organisation offers health advice and access to HIV/STI screening.
A Swedish organisation that supports people living with HIV by providing legal advice on migration and social security matters. The team organises peer-to-peer support groups, safe spaces and free dinners to combat isolation. The organisation also runs dedicated programmes for LGBTQ+ people and provides information materials in Russian.
A Slovenian organisation offering direct support to LGBTQ+ people. They provide free psychosocial and legal advice, including on issues relating to discrimination, violence and international protection. They also run a youth centre, therapy groups and support groups.
The Estonian network provides comprehensive support to people living with HIV, including peer-to-peer counselling and case management services. The organisation conducts free rapid testing for HIV and other infections, and coordinates mutual support groups. Its activities are aimed at ensuring access to treatment, psychological support and social rehabilitation.
The organisation offers free psychological and legal support to LGBTQ+ people in Estonia, as well as peer-to-peer counselling services. The team runs support groups, advocates for rights at the legislative level, and provides specialised assistance to LGBTQ+ people with refugee experience. There is a centre in Tallinn that serves as a safe space for meetings and events.
A Finnish organisation providing free psychological and social support to trans and intersex people, as well as their loved ones. The team runs the online platform Loiste for LGBTQ+ young people (aged 13–29), where group chats and one-to-one counselling are available. The team also runs educational workshops and coordinates the work of support groups across the country.