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Do you have a question or you want to get in touch?

For general questions, for a visit to the doctor, for social help,...
Antwerp
03 293 95 91
Monday09.00 - 17.00Tuesday09.00 - 17.00Wednesday09.00 - 20.00Thursday09.00 - 17.00Friday09.00 - 17.00
Gent
09 233 47 67
Monday/Tuesday13.00 - 17.00Wednesday/Thursday13.00 - 17.00Friday10.00 - 14.00
Hasselt
011 33 30 58
Monday10.00 - 14.00Tuesday10.00 - 14.00Wednesday/Thursday10.00 - 14.00Friday10.00 - 12.00
Choose someone from our team to contact with a text message, Whatsapp or Signal.
Antwerp
Verversrui 3
2000 Antwerp
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Doctor consultation without appointment: Monday from 2pm to 3.30pm and Wednesday from 6pm to 7.30pm.

Doctor consultation with appointment: 

Monday/Tuesday/Wednesday10.00 - 12.00Thursday/Friday10.00 - 12.0014.00 - 16.00

For general questions:

Monday09.00 - 17.00Tuesday/Wednesday09.00 - 20.00Thursday09.00 - 17.00Friday09.00 - 17.00

Gent
Brabantdam 100B
9000 Gent
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Doctor consultation with appointment: 

Monday/Tuesday/Wednesday/Thursday/Friday10.00 - 13.00

For general help and social assistance:

Monday/Tuesday13.00 - 17.00Wednesday/Thursday13.00 - 17.00Friday10.00 - 14.00

Hasselt
Ertbeekstraat 34
3500 Hasselt
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Doctor consultation with appointment: 

Monday/Tuesday13.30 - 15.30Wednesday/Thursday/Friday10.00 - 12.00

For general questions and social assistance:
By phone or for an appointment

Are you a student and would you like to contact us for a visit to our organization, a final project, or an internship?

Please send us an email first.

Every year, we welcome groups of students to introduce us to our work and the topic of sex work. Sometimes we also provide a lesson ourselves within a study program. We will respond to these requests to the extent possible. However, we limit ourselves to higher education students in relevant study programs.

We can only offer a very limited number of internships. It usually involves only 1 to 2 places per academic year.

Assisting with final projects is often possible, especially when it involves interviewing our staff. Involving sex workers is much more difficult because, due to the stigma surrounding prostitution, they do not always want to be put in contact with strangers. We therefore carefully consider when we agree to this.
 

Are you a journalist and do you have a question about current events, or would you like to discuss an idea for an article?

Contact

  • Els Traets - Violett Antwerp - 0472 30 38 29
  • Martine Claeyssens - Violett Ghent and Hasselt - 0473 84 58 95

There is a need for a nuanced, honest, and respectful view of sex work. That is why sex workers, sex worker organizations, and journalists have developed a communication guide. It serves as a guideline for anyone raising awareness about sex work through the media, focusing on respectful language and providing tips to avoid stigmatization. You can read the communication guide here.

Additionally, we often receive requests for a testimony from a sex worker. This is usually not possible because there are too many disadvantages associated with media visibility for the person involved. There are only a few sex workers who want to tell their story openly. Most prefer to remain anonymous to protect themselves and their families.
 

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