For a Life Free from Violence
Every person has the right to live free from violence. We actively advocate against violence toward women* and their children and work to promote awareness, protection, support, and safety.
Our women’s shelter is open to:
Women* who have experienced physical, emotional, or sexual violence
Women* with or without children
Women* regardless of origin, religion, residency status, or sexual identity
Women* experiencing high psychological distress or living with a mental health condition
Lead Organization
Protection and New Perspectives for a Life Free from Violence
Frauenhilfe München supports women in freeing themselves from lives shaped by violence and in building self-determined futures. Our work is grounded in the right to physical and psychological integrity and in the guiding principle: women’s rights are human rights.
We stand alongside women* who have experienced violence or are threatened by it. We believe their accounts, create safe spaces, and foster a culture of respect. Non-violent communication, mutual consideration, and the strengthening of self-determination shape our daily work.
Children who come to us with their mothers find protection, stability, and the opportunity for a childhood free from violence — in line with the UN Convention on the Rights of the Child.
We value and respect every person — regardless of social background, cultural heritage, or sexual identity. Our work is intercultural in approach, low-barrier in access, and centered on the needs of those affected.
We promote individual strengths, reinforce personal resources, and create space for new perspectives.
The Sozialpsychiatrisches Zentrum München gGmbH is a non-profit provider within the independent welfare sector. Its social mission is to empower adults living with psychiatric conditions to achieve the highest possible level of autonomy in housing and employment. In addition, its services support responsible coping with serious mental illness and facilitate participation in society.
Condrobs e.V. supports disadvantaged individuals and their families. It is a non-denominational organization offering a wide range of social services throughout Bavaria. Originally founded as a self-help initiative, Condrobs now employs around 1,000 staff members across more than 70 facilities. Its broad portfolio includes innovative projects and services in prevention, addiction support, homelessness assistance, child and youth services, and migration work.
