A calm, welcoming community health center with confidential testing, peer advice, and a cafe run by volunteers on site.
About
Founded in 1985 as a grassroots support initiative, Berliner Aids-Hilfe provides sexual health services, peer counselling, and community support. The center offers confidential HIV and STI testing alongside practical advice on healthcare, legal questions, and social welfare. Staff and volunteers speak multiple languages. Consultations happen in private rooms, on the outdoor terrace, or even during a walk outside [SITE]. The building also houses Ulrichs, a community cafe run by volunteers. Visitors sit over filter coffee and homemade cake or drop by for evening readings and discussions. It serves as an easy meeting point for regulars, neighbours, and newcomers seeking guidance.