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Anti-discrimination counselling for people with disabilities

Anti-discrimination counselling for people with disabilities

If you experience discrimination because of your disability, we will advise you free of charge about your legal options.

Contact

Description

We will advise you with information about legal options.

Please note that we cannot represent you legally if you seek legal redress

  • by referring you to other advice centres as an initial consultation
  • by helping you make decisions and strengthening your personal competence

Prerequisites

We advise

  • Munich residents with disabilities
  • Friends and relatives of people with disabilities
  • Specialists and people interested in the topic

Questions & Answers

we can help you to categorise the incident and inform you about your legal options. We can support you in making decisions and help you to strengthen your personal competence.

no, you will need to contact a lawyer.

no, you will need to contact a lawyer for legal advice.

Links & Downloads

Anti-discrimination counselling for people with disabilities

Consultations are also available without an appointment, but waiting times must be expected. We recommend making an appointment.

Internet

Phone

Postal address

Anti-discrimination counselling for people with disabilities

Burgstraße 4
80331 München

Address

Burgstraße 4
80331 München

  • Mon 09:00 - 15:00
  • Tue Closed
    (Heiligabend: Opening hours may vary)
  • Wed Closed
    (Weihnachten: Opening hours may vary)
  • Thu Closed
    (Stephanstag: Opening hours may vary)
  • Fri 09:00 - 15:00
  • Sat Closed
  • Sun Closed

You are also welcome to contact us by telephone outside our office hours. We will be happy to call you back if you discuss our AB.

Accessibility

  • Barrier-free access
  • Disabled parking

Burgstraße und Sparkassenstraße

Directions

Public transport

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Advice and networking in the neighbourhood on the topics of accessibility and participation of people with disabilities.

Severely disabled person's pass

People with a degree of disability (GdB) of at least 50 can identify themselves with a severely disabled person's pass.

Transport service for people with disabilities

The district of Upper Bavaria has been responsible for transport assistance for people with disabilities since 2009.

Exemption from the identification requirement

Under certain conditions, you may be exempt from the general identification requirement.

Social services for the deaf

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Counselling for people with disabilities and their relatives

Advice on all aspects of disability, anti-discrimination, integration and inclusion.

Official medical report - Exceptional burdens

At the request of your tax authority, you can apply for official medical reports on special expenses and burdens within the framework of income tax law.