Is UNSICHTBAR self-help group for ME/CFS, Long COVID and Post-Vac Meißen a Long COVID support service in Meißen?
Yes. UNSICHTBAR self-help group for ME/CFS, Long COVID and Post-Vac Meißen is a support service in Meißen, Sachsen, Germany, listed for Long COVID and ME/CFS.
It offers peer support. Access is by self-referral, so you can contact them directly. The service is publicly funded.
- Type
- Support service
- Conditions
- Long COVID and ME/CFS
- Services
- Peer support
- How to access
- Self-referral
- Funding
- Publicly funded
- Telehealth
- No
- Languages
- de
- Address
- Soziokulturelles Zentrum HAFENSTRASSE e.V., Hafenstraße 28, 01662 Meißen, Sachsen
- Website
- long-covid-plattform.de/institutionen/unsichtbar-selbsthilfe
- [email protected]
- Listed by
- BAG Selbsthilfe Long COVID Plattform
- Last checked
- October 2026, against the service's own website
Good to know
- Meets in even calendar weeks, alternating Wednesday 17:00 and Thursday 11:00.
- The group's profile on the BAG Selbsthilfe Long COVID platform is its public page.
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