The Rhineland-Palatinate Victim Counseling Service offers counseling for people who have been affected by right-wing, racist, or anti-Semitic violence. Such acts of violence often occur on the basis of (attributed) origin and nationality, religion, gender, sexual orientation, disability, or membership in a socially marginalized group. Political actors and activists against the right wing can also be affected by right-wing violence.
How to reach us:
Those affected can choose the location of the meeting themselves.
The support is free of charge for all those affected.
If necessary, the counseling is supported by translators.
No information is passed on to third parties without consent. Anonymous counseling is available upon request.
Counseling is based on the wishes, perspectives, and needs of those affected and is not linked to the filing of a complaint.
from governmental and official influences
Relatives or witnesses can also seek counseling, e.g., if they have witnessed an incident or would like to support an affected person. A trusted person can accompany them to counseling sessions.
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