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The first community center for LGBTI people opened in Bucharest, offering services such as counseling, event spaces and clothes shops.

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4 July 2024, 17:20
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This is the first center dedicated to LGBTI people in Bucharest, offering various services co-financed by the European Union. The Q Center offers social, vocational, legal and psychological counseling for trans people, as well as event spaces and a free clothes shop. It is run by several sexual minority rights organizations.

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Primul Centru pentru persoanele LGBTI a fost deschis în București. Serviciile de care pot beneficia membrii comunității | AUDIO
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În București s-a deschis primul centru comunitar pentru persoane LGBTI
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Centru comunitar pentru persoane LGBTI, deschis la București @ EurActivRomania
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