If you’re an LGBTQ+ person and need support, we’re here for you. We create a safe space where everyone can share their difficulties and problems with acceptance of being themselves, experiences in difficult situations, thoughts and feelings, and other issues that require it. Our support activities are aimed at queer people who have suffered discrimination, exclusion or violence and who are 16 years of age or older. They were, are and will be free for those who need it.

Currently we are not able to provide support in English, but we are working on it.

Trans and nonbinary support group

The group is aimed at all transgender people, both binary and non-binary, who due to their unique challenges need targeted support. It's a friendly and safe place where you can share share your experiences and talk about issues that are important to you, such as transition, dysphoria, hormone therapy and other topics important to the trans community. The group is also a place where you can seek advice from other participants who may have valuable experiences and perspectives.

The group is self-help and open, which means that topics and issues arising from the current needs of the group and raised by the participants are discussed. Each person has the opportunity to freely share their experiences, experiencing empathy and support from other group members. Meetings take place in an atmosphere of trust, where every voice is important and listened to attentively.

The meetings are open and led by an experienced queer person and a psychologist. The group is held thank to a cooperation with theTrans-Fusion Fundation.

Summer Support Group for LGBTQ+ Young Adults

We invite LGBTQ+ young adults (ages 18–25) to join a summer support group designed for sharing experiences, building relationships, and offering mutual support in a safe and open space. It’s a place where you can be yourself, talk about what matters to you, and connect with people who understand your perspective.

The group is open to all non-heteronormative individuals — no matter where you are on your journey of self-discovery. We explore topics related to identity, coming out, relationships, mental health, and the everyday challenges and joys of LGBTQ+ life.

The meetings are peer-led and co-created by the participants — you decide what you'd like to talk about. Everyone has space to express themselves, listen to others, and receive support in an atmosphere of mutual respect and trust.

The group is facilitated by an experienced psychologist, and the meetings are made possible thanks to funding from the 7th edition of the “EY Volunteers Challenge” program.

The group will run from July to October 2025.

FAQ

How do support groups work?

Each group operates separately and may differ in its rules - e.g. the frequency or nature of meetings. The groups are self-help in nature - that is, they are the people participating in them provide support, help, advice and guidance to others in the group. This is a space for sharing your experiences and experiences, listening to others and being heard. The meetings are facilitated by psychologists/psychotherapists collaborating with us.

Is the psychological support free of charge?

Yes - we do not charge any fees for the support we offer, but we encourage you to make a donation.

Can minors benefit from psychological support?

Yes, provided they have the consent of their parents or legal guardians. Such consent should be provided to the group facilitator

Who can benefit from support?

Our support is aimed at non-heterocisnormative people and their loved ones and families who are at risk of discrimination, violence and exclusion due to their psychosexual orientation or gender identity, or who are struggling with challenges regarding their orientation or identity.

What are the rules for using support?

The most important rules are included in the Regulations for Support Groups, though each group can set their own rules.