The Berlin anti-violence project L-SUPPORT makes violence towards lesbian* and queer people visible and offers support to those affected and bystander witnesses.

Who do we serve?

Queer, bisexual, pansexual, and asexual women; lesbians; inter* people; non-binary, trans* masculine and feminine, as well as agender people who need support due to experienced violence or discrimination — as well as their close contacts and witnesses of anti-queer violence.

What is violence?

discriminatory authorities / public offices
discriminatory security agencies
discriminatory laws
discriminatory media
discriminatory interactions (e.g. microaggressions) in everyday life
violence in intimate relationships
physical assaults
digital violence
sexualized violence
insults
exclusions

Helpline: 030 459 618 65

Our hotline offers straightforward, low-threshold support for people who have experienced anti-lesbian and anti-queer violence. It is available every Saturday and Sunday from 5 to 9 p.m.

Incident Reporting Form

You can report any incident that you perceive as queerphobic/lesbianphobic. If you are unsure, feel free to contact us—or simply report your experience.

Counseling

For some people, it is easier to seek advice online because it does not tie them to a specific hotline hours. The process of writing can help to structure thoughts and gain distance from the experience.