Contacts

Refugees Welcome Denmark offers a lot of information online about asylum procedures: https://refugeeswelcome.dk/advice/ . 


In addition, they offer legal counseling and preparation for asylum interviews. 
You can call or text them on phone 004550558011 or you can send an email to kontakt@refugeeswelcome.dk


You can find their facebook here: https://www.facebook.com/refugeeswelcomedenmark/

For personal meetings, please see more information on the website: https://refugeeswelcome.dk/da/advice/

Clinics and places for health advice:
There are health clinics for undocumented migrants in Copenhagen, Aarhus and Odense. It is run by the Red Cross, The Danish refugee council and the Danish Medical Association. They provide free medical care (including children’s vaccinations, pregnancy care, physiotherapy and acute dental care) for people who don’t have access to the Danish health care system (without CPR).

You need to contact the Red Cross via: www.rodekors.dk/sundhedsklinikken

Borgergade 10
DK
1300 København K

Telefon: 33 73 50 00

Email: drc@drc.dk

Web: https://frivillig.drc.ngo/aktiviteter/oversigt-over-aktiviteter/frivilligradgivningen/

A humanitarian, non-governmental organisation that among other things gives legal counseling to asylum seekers, organises social activities and provide volunteer language practice.
Apart from Copenhagen, they provide in person counseling in Aarhus, Ringsted, Hostebro, Odense, Aalborg and Haderslev.

LGBT Danmark
An organisation for LGBTQI+ people. Not specifically for migrants or refugees, but if you are a person from the LGBTQIA+ community and need support, you can contact them. They organise social events, youth groups, counseling and discussion groups. 

Website: https://lgbt.dk/en/

LGBT Asylum 

An organisation supporting LGBT+ asylum seekers with legal counseling and support throughout the asylum procedure. They also have social activities and meet-ups.
http://www.lgbtasylum.dk/

They can be contacted via phone Monday, Tuesday and Thursday from 10am to 2pm: +45 71 52 33 97

Or via email: info@lgbtasylum.dk

Collective of law students who provide legal counseling.
They can be contacted via email: kontakt@rusklaw.dk
website : https://rusklaw.dk/

Trampoline House is a migrants’ self-organised community centre. The house is open Fridays and Sundays from 2–8pm and offers legal advice, language teaching, workshops, women’s and children’s club, house meetings, café and people’s kitchen. You can find their weekly calendar on their website: https://www.trampolinehouse.dk/about 


c/o Apostelkirken 

Saxogade 13
DK-1662 Copenhagen NV

The following facebook pages are not associations, but created by people who want to support people who just arrive in Denmark in different ways. Many of the group descriptions are in Danish, so you might have to use google translate to find information. However, you can always write your posts in English as almost everyone in Denmark speaks English.

Venligboerne : there are many different civil society groups called Venligboerne located in different towns or municipalities in Denmark. You have to apply to become a member of the facebook groups, which can then be a way to get in contact to helpful locals in your area. Here you can ask for any type of practical support, such as translating documents from Danish, applying for a job, help learning Danish or material support.
Search for Venligboerne and then the name of the town or municipality you are in to get in touch. Below are some of the general facebook pages where you can ask for help. 



Flygtningehjælp (Refugee help):
https://www.facebook.com/groups/1496153803995409/?fref=ts

Venligboerne Danmark (the national group of Venligboerne):
https://www.facebook.com/groups/1675196469378570/?fref=ts

Venligboernes Praktikbank (here you can get help preparing your CV and help finding an internship): Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/groups/667150920051368/