Service detail
Sister Namibia
About this service
A feminist media and advocacy organisation amplifying plural voices across Namibia, including queer and gender-nonconforming perspectives. Sister Namibia co-shaped Windhoek's 2026 Pride Month, maintains a practical directory of mental-health and counselling routes, and uses publishing, public art and civic education to make belonging visible. It is best approached for programme, media or referral information rather than emergency counselling.
Practical details
Provider: Sister Namibia
Area: 163 Nelson Mandela Avenue, Eros, Windhoek, Namibia
Availability: Contact by email before visiting; public events and campaigns publish their own access times.
Contact: media@sisternamibia.org
Service intelligence
Know before you go
Booking lead time
Email before visiting. Editorial, campaign, referral and event requests do not use one public appointment system.
Best time
Weekday contact works best; say whether you need media information, a counselling referral, feminist or queer resources, or details of a current public programme.
Who it suits
Women in their diversity, queer and gender-nonconforming people, writers, activists, artists, researchers and people looking for trusted support routes.
What to prepare
For mental-health or violence support, use the current provider directory and confirm the receiving service directly. Sister Namibia is a valuable navigator, not an emergency clinic.
Provider inclusion
Its queer-feminist publishing, LGBTQIA+ legal-literacy work, Pride collaboration and public-art programming provide direct evidence of an intersectional approach.
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