A specialist counselling centre in North Macedonia offering confidential and free services to LGBTQ+ people. The organisation’s work focuses on mental health. The team provides professional psychological and legal support, conducts research and advocates for the rights of the community.
The Athens Youth Organisation provides support to LGBTQ+ people. The team documents cases of violence and discrimination, providing assistance to people who have encountered them. As part of its activities, it also curates a library on the subject and holds educational events.
An Albanian organisation created by LGBTQ+ activists to protect the rights and support the community. The organisation's activities include information campaigns, as well as training and professional development for personnel in the medical, law enforcement and educational spheres. The team organises social events (parties, film screenings, sports) and provides support to LGBTQ+ people and their families.
A Greek organisation advocating for the rights of people living with HIV and the LGBTQ+ community. The organisation’s activities include running Checkpoint centres in Athens and Thessaloniki, offering free and anonymous testing for HIV and hepatitis. The team also runs the Red Umbrella initiative to support people working in the sex industry and provides legal and psychosocial support.
A platform providing up-to-date information on the asylum process, legal rights, healthcare and employment in Greece in several languages. The website features a directory of services to help users find free legal, medical and psychological assistance from various organisations. The project team answers questions and helps navigate bureaucratic procedures via WhatsApp and Facebook Messenger.
The association operates in Northern Cyprus and provides comprehensive support to LGBTQ+ people. The team runs a Solidarity helpline to answer questions about sexual orientation and gender identity, and also offers social and legal advice. The organisation provides psychological support, runs educational projects for people working in various fields, and works to combat discrimination.
The organisation provides comprehensive assistance to people with migration experience living in the Czech Republic. At the counselling centres, you can get free legal and social support on issues such as legalising your stay, finding employment, and accessing healthcare and education. The team at the centres helps with translations, accompanies people to government agencies, offers Czech language courses, and provides humanitarian aid (food, clothing) in emergency situations.
A Norwegian organisation provides safe social spaces and support for LGBTQ+ people with a migrant background, including those seeking asylum. Its activities include regular meetings, mutual support groups, conversation clubs, and advice on legal and social issues in Oslo, Bergen and Trondheim.
The Norwegian organisation brings together a variety of activities for LGBTQ+ people: from choir singing and volleyball to joint hiking trips, game nights and dancing. For young people (under 30), there is a division called Skeiv Ungdom, which organises summer camps and support groups. The association also runs training programmes called Rosa kompetanse (Pink Competence) for staff in the medical and educational fields, and supports a family network for parents of LGBTQ+ children.
A Maltese organisation provides legal advice and psychological support to LGBTQ+ people. The team coordinates support groups for young people aged 13–25 and is developing a family network. The team also offers advice on sexual health and HIV, runs a library and organises community meetings.