Iskorak is an LGBTI+ association in Zagreb, founded in 2002, working on the rights of queer people and of people living with HIV. Its office and counselling rooms are on the third floor at Ulica Augusta Šenoe 34, a short walk from the main railway station.
For a visitor the practical part is the health service. Testing for HIV and syphilis is free and confidential, self-testing kits can be collected to take away, and counselling comes with the result. There is also psychological counselling, legal advice, and a peer programme where trained volunteers answer questions by email.
The same address hosts the community side, from support groups to a queer quiz and a crochet evening. Iskorak publishes free guides in Croatian on PrEP, chemsex and living with HIV, and in 2026 a handbook for health workers on treating LGBTIQ+ patients. If something goes wrong while you are in Croatia, this is the organisation to call.
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