COC Amsterdam advocates for LGBT+ rights in Amsterdam and takes a bottom up approach of working with local communities to make change. COC Amsterdam also focuses on creating a close relationship between those who identify as part of the LGBT community and straight people as it is more powerful and productive.

A.S.V. Gay brings together LGBT+ students and supportors and hosts several different kinds of activities for members regularly. This organization gives members opportunities to do some self discovery, to meet other LGBT+ people and improve the position of the LGBT+ society in the Netherlands and elsewhere.

MGRM offers various support services to LGBTIQ individuals as well as their families and friends. These include the National Gay Helpline, the weekly LGBTIQ Youth Drop-In, social work and counselling support, legal advice, and on-line support through email and social media. This office is also responsible for delivering talks and training to raise awareness on

Rosa Lëtzebuerg defends and promotes the rights of the LGBT+ community. It publishes regular information and resources and helps to organize the Luxembourg Pride Festival.

CIGALE is the center of LGBT+ communities in Luxembourg and offers advice and support to all who are seeking aid/information regarding sexual orientation and gender identity. It is officially recognized by the Luxembourg Ministry of Family, Integration, and the Greater Region. Some of the aid offered by CIGALE includes STI/STD screenings, report and recommedations that

LGL is the only LGBT rights non-governmental organization in Lithuania. It focuses on the human rights of the LGBT community through advocacy, awareness raising, and community building.

Mosaic works to improve the legal status of the LGBT+ community in Latvia. Some of its goals are creating laws/acts prohibiting intolerance and discrimination based on gender identity and sexual orientation, promoting public education of different gender identities, sexualities, and family models, and creating a stronger LGBT+ community in Latvia and globally.

LGBT House Riga is a support center for the LGBT+ community and represents several other organizations and interest groups in the LGBT community.

Mario Mieli focuses on the enforcement and protection of the rights of LGBTQI+ people in Italy, fights discrimination, and promotes social and cultural activities within the community. It offers a helpline, HIV/AIDS medical aid, a library, and several other excellent resources for the LGBTQI+ community in Italy.

Arcigay is Italy’s main LGBTI+ NGO, with a substantional number of volunteers and activists throughout the country. At the national level, Arcigay works for political and institutional change through advocacy and campaigning. At the local level, it supports smaller associations that promote local education, growth and community.