Victims of violence non-profits in Germany
Browse 952 non-profits supporting survivors of domestic violence, abuse and crime in Germany. Compare programmes, beneficiaries and how each is funded.
Showing 12 of 952 organisations
CompanyWhat they do
- AIAmnesty International Frankfurt am MainFrankfurt am Main, GermanyHuman rights · Refugees & Migration +2 more
- DSDigital StreetworkerMinden, GermanyHuman rights · Justice & Legal aid
- ZOZornrotHamburg, GermanyChildren & Youth · Mental health +1 more
- TBTBB-Türkischer Bund in Berlin-BrandenburgBerlin, GermanyCommunity development · Human rights +8 more
- SISAIDA International e.V.Leipzig, GermanyGender equality · Human rights +3 more
- SpendobelDortmund, GermanyCommunity development · Children & Youth +5 more

- AFAmnesty for Women e.V.Hamburg, GermanyGender equality · Human rights +3 more
- MGMänner gegen Männergewalt BremenBremen, GermanyHuman rights · Gender equality
- ELEin Lächeln für DichPreußisch Oldendorf, GermanyHealth · Mental health
- SKsfd KasselKassel, GermanyPeace & Conflict · Children & Youth +7 more
- FNfrauenBeratung nürnbergNürnberg, GermanyGender equality · Human rights +1 more
- ADAMCHA DeutschlandBerlin, GermanyMental health · Heritage +1 more
Victims of violence non-profits in Germany at a glance
Of the 952 Victims of violence non-profits in Germany, the most common cause areas are Children & Youth (60%), Gender equality (49%) and Human rights (44%).
Cause areas
- Children & Youth60%
- Gender equality49%
- Human rights44%
- Refugees & Migration27%
- Mental health27%
Organisation types
- Association57%
- Charity13%
- NGO10%
- Grant-making foundation5%
- Network or umbrella5%
Beneficiaries
- Children66%
- Women & Girls55%
- Youth51%
- Families48%
- Refugees & Migrants33%
Funding sources
- Individual donations67%
- Government funding38%
- Membership fees25%
- Grants13%
- Corporate partnerships10%
Top cities
- Berlin15%
- Hamburg5%
- München3%
- Bremen3%
- Frankfurt am Main2%
- Stuttgart2%
Size
- 1-10 employees5%
- 11-50 employees3%
- 51-200 employees2%
- 201-500 employees1%
- 501-1000 employees1%
- 1001-5000 employees2%
- 5000+ employees2%
Key facts
- 1993 is the median founding year
- 66% say donations are tax-deductible
- 1% publish a charity number
- 89% name their programmes
- 43% invite volunteers
Figures from a sample of 500 of the 952 non-profits, as published on their own websites. Shares count only what a profile states, so they are a floor rather than a census.
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