An Estonian organisation that promotes queer culture and supports the LGBTQ+ community in Tallinn, Narva and Tartu. The team organises educational events, festivals, film screenings and discussions, as well as running training sessions and support groups.
The Maltese organisation is engaged in building the LGBTQ+ community and developing the GayMalta resource. The team covers news, organises events, and maintains the Pink Guide to inclusive places and services in Malta.
The Madrid-based organisation supports the LGBTQ+ community. It provides expert legal, psychological and medical assistance, as well as employment support. The team offers HIV and hepatitis C testing, provides information about PrEP and runs support groups.
This Belgian organisation supports trans-, inter- and gender-fluid people. The team offers counselling, mutual support groups and practical workshops. The organisation’s work includes helping people find inclusive medical and psychological support, as well as running educational training sessions.
A Ukrainian organisation holds an annual Equality March and runs human rights projects. The team organises educational festivals, offers free training in digital professions and provides mental health support. Its activities also include providing humanitarian aid to LGBTQ+ people.
The French foundation provides shelter and support to young LGBTQ+ people aged 18 to 25. The team helps those who have been victims of violence or left homeless because of their identity. The organisation offers emergency accommodation and a 24-hour support line via telephone and text message.
The organisation specialises in the prevention of HIV, hepatitis and other infections. Its activities include PrEP counselling, home self-testing and harm reduction programmes. The team also provides legal support and assistance in situations of discrimination.
A Czech project supporting LGBTQ+ people and their loved ones. The team offers anonymous, non-judgemental peer-to-peer support on issues of self-acceptance and coming out. Mentoring helps participants cope with bullying and family reactions, and support groups for parents are also available.
The organisation supports trans and non-binary people in the Czech Republic. The team provides guidance on the transition process, legal rights and protection against discrimination. Support groups for trans people and their loved ones are held both online and in person.
A Czech organisation supporting LGBTQ+ people by providing free legal advice and psychological counselling. The team runs a community centre with a library and delivers educational programmes for schools and businesses. The organisation also oversees the online project ‘S barvou ven’ to support people through the coming-out process.