Welcome to AIDS-Hilfe Kassel
We invite you to learn more about our range of projects in and near Kassel. Any questions or need of support? Feel free to contact us.
About AIDS-Hilfe Kassel
AIDS-Hilfe Kassel is a non-government, social support organization. We work with people who live with HIV/Aids as well as risk groups, e.g. men who have sex with men, drug users or people in prison. Our prevention services are also aimed at the general population. In addition, we support gay, queer and trans* people through various LGBTIQ* projects.
Our services
We offer a variety of services for people in Kassel and Northern Hesse. These include:
- Counseling and support for people with HIV/Aids, including medical, socio-legal and psychosocial accompaniment
- HIV prevention for those who have a risk of infection and the general population
- Testing for HIV and STIs
- Support for refugees and asylum seekers who are queer and/or live with HIV/Aids (Rainbow Refugee Support)
- Support for trans*, non-binary and queer people (T*räumchen)
- We are part of the LGBT*IQ Network in Northern Hesse, which coordinates and supports activities of the queer community
- Educational projects with a focus on HIV/Aids, anti-discrimination, gender identity or sexual and romantic orientation
How to contact us
If you have any questions or are in need of support, you are welcome to reach out to us. If you don’t speak German, we recommend that you write us an email via info@kassel.aidshilfe.de.
Please make an appointment before your visit.
Languages
Our team usually communicates in German. Some team members offer services in English.
If you have any other language need, please let us know. We will try to work with translators and language mediators.
How to find us
Our office is located on the third floor of Motzstraße 1 in Kassel.
We are located next to the tram stop Karthäuserstraße (tram lines 1, 4 and 8). Kassel main station, city hall and the city center (Königsplatz and Königsstraße) are only about 15 minutes away from us.
Accesibility and barriers
Please note that our offices are not wheelchair-accessible. An elevator can take you to the third floor, but it can only be accessed by stairs and does not fit wheelchairs. Please inform us about barriers and your accesibility needs, we will try to accomodate you as best as possible.
Team members who can be contacted in English
Welcome to AIDS-Hilfe Kassel
We invite you to learn more about our range of projects in and near Kassel. Any questions or need of support? Feel free to contact us.
About AIDS-Hilfe Kassel
AIDS-Hilfe Kassel is a non-government, social support organization. We work with people who live with HIV/Aids as well as risk groups, e.g. men who have sex with men, drug users or people in prison. Our prevention services are also aimed at the general population. In addition, we support gay, queer and trans* people through various LGBTIQ* projects.
Our services
We offer a variety of services for people in Kassel and Northern Hesse. These include:
How to contact us
If you have any questions or are in need of support, you are welcome to reach out to us. If you don’t speak German, we recommend that you write us an email via info@kassel.aidshilfe.de.
Please make an appointment before your visit.
Languages
Our team usually communicates in German. Some team members offer services in English.
If you have any other language need, please let us know. We will try to work with translators and language mediators.
How to find us
Our office is located on the third floor of Motzstraße 1 in Kassel.
We are located next to the tram stop Karthäuserstraße (tram lines 1, 4 and 8). Kassel main station, city hall and the city center (Königsplatz and Königsstraße) are only about 15 minutes away from us.
Accesibility and barriers
Please note that our offices are not wheelchair-accessible. An elevator can take you to the third floor, but it can only be accessed by stairs and does not fit wheelchairs. Please inform us about barriers and your accesibility needs, we will try to accomodate you as best as possible.
Team members who can be contacted in English
Barbara Passolt
Lien Woywod
Martin Gronau-Rautenkranz
Sabrina Mehrhoff