Ein Projekt des RAA Sachsen e.V.

How do we advise you?

At present, you can contact us with enquiries and reports via our email address onlineberatung@raa-sachsen.de. Our advisory service will soon also be available via the free Connecta platform.

It is possible to switch to further counseling in our counseling centers at any time. Language mediators can also be called in if necessary. Our counselors work independently and impartially in the interests of those affected. Counseling is not linked to the filing of criminal charges.

independent of location throughout Saxony
Encrypted, anonymous on request and free of charge
in German and English
within 48 hours (Monday to Friday)

Mail advice

Our e-mail advice.

We accept inquiries at the e-mail address onlineberatung@raa-sachsen.de. Encrypted communication via PGP is also possible on request. Our PGP key can be downloaded here.

Our e-mail advice is provided

  • independent of location for the whole of Saxony
  • within 2 working days
  • anonymously on request
  • free of charge
  • in German and English.

How we help you

"Support" works in a partisan, outreach, free and confidential manner.

We help you to cope with the consequences of an attack and to exercise your rights. We provide guidance and develop individual solutions together. Our work helps those affected to increase their own sense of security, experience self-efficacy, regain control over their own lives and promote solidarity processes. We provide information about the situation of those affected, draw attention to their perspective in society and politics and report on the extent, consequences and effects of right-wing motivated, racist and anti-Semitic violence.

We provide advice, support and assistance after attacks due to

  • racism
  • anti-Semitism
  • sexual orientation/gender identity
  • disability
  • social disadvantage
  • political commitment
  • non-right-wing attitude or alternative appearance.

We support you on the following topics:

  • Filing charges
  • Exercising your legal options, such as accessory prosecution and victim protection
  • Contact with the police, lawyers, authorities and doctors
  • Court hearing
  • Organization of financial support
  • Emotional processing and coping with the consequences of the attack
  • regaining a sense of security and control over one's own life
  • Improving the living situation and organizing solidarity
  • possible public relations work
  • Joint development of solutions