Zagreb Pride works for social justice and to improve LGBTIQ rights. Some of its fields of work include organizing the Zagreb Pride March, defending and promoting rights and culture, creating more connection throughout the LGBTIQ community, and publishing resources.

Rainbow Families brings together parents of the LGBTIQ community. Some of its main tools are education, public advocacy and awareness, research, and publishing.

Kontra promtes the rights of lesbians and stems from one of the first feminist groups in Croatia. Kontra encourages legal, political, institutional and social change and cooperates with other organizations to protect the rights of other minority groups.

Iskorak protects the rights of LGBT citizens and works for their treatment as equal citizens in Croatia. Some of their goals include protecting rights of sexual minorities and those with HIV/AIDS, improving health access for all, and increasing social inclusion of the queer community.

GLAS Foundation works for positive change in the lives of queer people and to protect them from discrimination. They run campaigns against homophobic hate crimes and for a more inclusive environment.

Deystvie is a youth organization that works to ensure that queer rights are fully recognized by the law and for full inclusion of LGBTI people in society. They provide legal services, tools for legislation changes, an organize mass public events and marches.

Bilitus serves a group for LGBTQI people to socialize and create a tight-knit community. They also help to organize Sofia Pride and manage the only LGBTI community center in Bulgaria. By doing this, they hope to create a more accepting and safer community for all in Bulgaria.

Tels Quels defends the rights of those involved in the LGBTQIA+ community and organizes social experiences, trainings, events, workshops, conferences, film viewings, and other projects related to the LGBTQIA+ community. Tels Quels also has a social service, a documentation centre, and pubished work, which all offer more resources and aid.

LGBTIA+ organizations in the Brussels area. These organizations aid with legal, social, psychological, and medical assistance. Furthermore, Rainbow house hosts a cafe that serves as a LGBTIA+ social point and many socio-cultural festivals throughout the year.

Queer Base offers resources to queer refugees who are in need of help. The organization is based out of Türkis Rosa Lila Villa in Vienna, which serces as a place for consultation and communication as well as a starting point for housing for those who are struggling.