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Our Commitment

We don’t just talk. We act — every day.

AlleFarben Alltagshilfe is more than a daily help service. We see our work as part of a social movement: for more visibility, respect, and queer-sensitive care. That's why we are involved – in networks, through educational offers, via our QueerPflege platform, and with a political stance.

For everyone who loves diversity!

Core areas of our commitment

Voluntary & politically active

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Workshop on the Berlin State Strategy for Queer Safety

We actively participated in a workshop on state politics. It was about how queer people can be better protected from discrimination - including in the field of care.

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Voluntary care counseling at Schwulenberatung Berlin

Once a month, we offer voluntary care advice in the rooms of the Schwulenberatung. There, we support queer people and relatives who otherwise have no opportunity to ask questions about care levels, relief services, or everyday support – personally, sensitively, and on equal footing.

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Our own panel discussion on queer-sensitive care

We organized our first own event – with strong guests, real stories and clear demands. Our goal: more visibility, more respect and more change.

Educate & Sensitize

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Contribution to the Queermentor Workshop

We shared our experiences at a large networking event. This was about queer visibility at work and how an inclusive care practice can be co-designed.

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Participation in the qualification offensive "Diversity-Sensitive Care" (Schwulenberatung Berlin)

A great workshop by Schwulenberatung Berlin – full of valuable impulses and real aha moments. We were there, learned a lot and networked with committed people from care, counseling and the community. We can only recommend it – such formats are needed much more often!

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Lectures and training for professional associations and cooperatives

We teach the basics of queer-sensitive care in practical lectures. We talk about language, attitudes and life realities of queer people - and how to enable good support.

Volunteering & politically active

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Founding and operation of Queer-Pflege.de

We have created a platform where queer-sensitive services become visible. Those looking for support can find suitable contacts there – without detours, without pressure to explain.

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Cooperation with the specialist department "Caring Relatives"

We exchange information with specialist agencies so that queer caregivers can find suitable help. This includes information, good addresses and respectful support.

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Network meeting AG Age & Diversity Lichtenberg

We bring our perspective to local networks. Together, we advocate for greater visibility of queer people in old age and in care.

Explain diversity, show attitude

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Doku: Care Without Borders

What happens when queer people need care – and instead are confronted with prejudice? This article sheds light on discrimination in care, particularly due to sexual orientation or gender identity.

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Podcast: "My Care Café"

How can care become more diverse and queer-sensitive? In this podcast episode, we talk about good support, respect, and what queer people really need in care.

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Podcast: "Crime Scene Care"

We bring our perspective to local networks. Together, we advocate for greater visibility of queer people in old age and in care.

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Would you like to network, cooperate with us or make a difference together?

We are happy to be contacted – whether from the community, from nursing or from politics.