Real offices, advice centres and organisations in Berlin that help newcomers — with languages, costs and official sources.
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The Berlin Anti-Discrimination Act (LADG), in force since 21 June 2020, protects you against discrimination by Berlin's public bodies such as the police, schools, Bürgerämter and other authorities. Its ombuds office…
If you have a low income and need legal advice or out-of-court representation, apply for Beratungshilfe at the local court (Amtsgericht) for your main registered address. Its legal application office…
An independent counselling centre of the Türkischer Bund in Berlin-Brandenburg for people who experience racism or discrimination because of religion, disability, gender, age, sexual identity or other grounds.…
A low-threshold advice desk of Arbeit und Leben Berlin-Brandenburg, the education organisation of the trade unions and adult education centres, for people in precarious jobs and for apprentices. It covers employment…
Free, anonymous labour-law advice for migrants and mobile workers in precarious jobs, for example in cleaning, construction, hospitality and delivery, whatever their origin or residence status. Counsellors help with…
Free, confidential advice for refugees and other nationals of non-EU countries on problems at work: employment contracts, collective agreements, part-time work, overtime pay, holiday entitlement, health insurance and…
Berlin's specialist office against discrimination in the housing market. If you are treated unfairly by a landlord, agent or housing company because of who you are, for example your origin, it offers free advice and…