About us

Daggry KBH is a grassroots, volunteer-run association based in Copenhagen. We work to make therapy more accessible to people who have experienced sexual, gender-based and other forms of patriarchal violence.

We believe that everyone deserves access to care, support and opportunities for healing, regardless of their financial situation or background.

Yet access to these opportunities is shaped by class, racism, gender, sexuality and other structures of inequality. Daggry was created in response to these barriers, with the belief that healing should not be a privilege.

What we do

One of our main activities is raising funds to cover the cost of therapy for survivors of sexual and gender-based violence.

We work with a network of therapists who share our commitment to trauma-informed, norm-critical and LGBTQIA+-inclusive approaches. Through Daggry, participants can access 15-session therapy sessions. We cover the cost of therapy, asking participants to contribute 200 DKK per session only if they can afford it.

Our work is made possible through donations, fundraising activities, grants and the commitment of our volunteers.

Beyond therapy

We believe that healing does not happen only in the therapy room. It is also shaped by the communities we build and the ways we care for one another.

Alongside making therapy accessible, we organize workshops, trainings and collective events, such as film nights, community kitchens and other gatherings. Through these activities, we create spaces for sharing knowledge, building connections and exploring questions of patriarchal violence, consent, safety and collective care. For us, challenging patriarchal violence also means building communities rooted in solidarity, accountability and mutual support.

Who we are

Daggry is run by a small group of Danish and international volunteers brought together by a shared commitment to care, solidarity and collective change. We organize collectively to raise funds, connect people with therapists and create spaces where people can learn from and support one another.

We believe that (even) small, collective efforts can make a meaningful difference.