Here we provide information about services aimed at queer people, especially gay or bisexual men and trans* people.
Condoms are still the most common tool for safe sex. You can find more information here.
HIV-positive people on effective HIV therapy have so few viral copies in their bodies that the viral load can no longer be detected and transmission is therefore virtually impossible. You can find more information about this here.
PEP (post-exposure prophylaxis) is a way for HIV-negative people to prevent HIV infection with a high probability by taking HIV therapy for four weeks directly after the risk situation (within 48 hours). You can find more information here.
PrEP (pre-exposure prophylaxis) is a way for HIV-negative people to reduce the risk of HIV infection by taking special HIV medication before they become at risk. However, PrEP is not suitable for every person and only works under certain conditions.
You can find more information here.
You can also find more information and many answers to your questions in our FAQs and at Queer HIV Info.
These testing services are specifically for men who have sex with men and trans* people.
Once a month we are there for you on Thursdays at the KAISERBRÜNDL Herrensauna for testing and advice.
Those interested in testing do not have to be guests of the sauna, but can also come by - without having to pay admission - just for testing and counselling.
When?
14.10.
18.11. (instead of 11.11.)
09.12.
Always from 16:00 to 19:00 (registration deadline)
Where?
Weihburggasse 18-20
1010 Wien
Then simply make an appointment with our Chemsex Counselling. The counselling is anonymous, free of charge and not abstinence-oriented.
Do you have questions about sex, HIV, PrEP, your sexual health or gay life?
Then chat with full-time and voluntary counsellors. Free of charge and anonymous daily between 5.00 and 8.00 p.m.
EMIS stands for European MSM Internet Survey and took place from 18 October 2017 to the end of January 2018.
During this period, 137,358 gay and bisexual men and trans*men around the world participated in the study, in Austria there were 2,705 participants.
You can find the results in the country report for Austria (only in German)
In this section we have compiled information for trans* people on the topic of sexual health. If you still have questions, you are welcome to make use of our counselling services at any time!
In this section you will find some links to further information for inter*sex people.
