Our Kiez Against Partner Violence
About the Project
StoP – "Stadtteile ohne Partnergewalt" (Neighbourhoods Free from Partner Violence) – supports people in the neighbourhood who want to show civil courage and stand in solidarity with women affected by partner violence. StoP has been active in various districts across several German cities since 2010. Partner violence/domestic violence occurs every day – across all levels of society. Women are disproportionately affected. Partner violence destroys the health and lives of everyone involved. The problem is that we talk about it too rarely – whether out of shame, fear, or uncertainty. Or because we believe it is a private matter.
But violence is not a private matter; it is a violation of human rights.
Team StoP Kreuzberg
StoP Kreuzberg – Stadtteile ohne Partnergewalt Jahnstraße 4 . 10967 Berlin
Project Coordinators::
Angelika Greis, Melanie Lenk:
stop-partnergewalt@nhu-ev.org
How does StoP help?
We want to encourage people not to stay silent about or tolerate partner violence. And we want to support people in seeking help or offering help to others.
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StoP Kreuzberg
Nachbarschaftshaus Urbanstraße
Jahnstraße 4
10967 Berlin
Spendenkonto
Nachbarschaftshaus Urbanstraße e.V.
IBAN:DE44100708480526764604
BIC: DEUTDEDB110
Verwendungszweck: StoP – Stadtteile ohne Partnergewalt
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What is StoP? In brief:
StoP – "Stadtteile ohne Partnergewalt" (Neighbourhoods Free from Partner Violence) – supports people in the neighbourhood who want to show civil courage and stand in solidarity with women affected by partner violence. StoP has been active in various districts across several German cities since 2010. Partner violence/domestic violence occurs every day – across all levels of society. Women are disproportionately affected. Partner violence destroys the health and lives of everyone involved. The problem is that we talk about it too rarely – whether out of shame, fear, or uncertainty. Or because we believe it is a private matter.
But violence is not a private matter; it is a violation of human rights.
Finding Help:
IMPORTANT! In cases of immediate danger: call 110!
Are you affected or would you like to offer support? Please contact:
We use the terms women/girls without * and include all people who identify as women or are read as female. We understand partner violence to mean violence by people read as male, perpetrated by current or former relationship partners. It is most commonly carried out in the domestic sphere, often systematically over a prolonged period of time.