The  Anne Frank Zentrum (Anne Frank Centre) is the German partner organisation of the Anne Frank House in Amsterdam. The centre commemorates Anne Frank and her diary through exhibitions and educational programs. It creates places of learning in which children and young people come to grips with history and recognize its connections to their present world. They learn to assume social responsibility and become engaged in issues of freedom, equality and democracy. The Anne Frank Zentrum has a permanent exhibition in Berlin and travelling exhibitions throughout Germany. It implements projects nationwide and develops materials to address the history of National Socialism and the Holocaust as well as issues of antisemitism, racism and discrimination today. The Anne Frank Zentrum is based in Berlin and is a non-profit organization. The centre is recognised as a provider of independent youth welfare services and a member of the Working Group of German Educational Institutions.

As a centre for political education and counselling in Hesse with locations in Frankfurt am Main and Kassel, the Anne Frank Educational Centre develops innovative concepts and methods to sensitise young people and adults to antisemitism, racism and various forms of discrimination – and to strengthen their active participation in an open, democratic society. The Educational Centre networks different groups and communities and brings them into conversation with each other – in the context of changing special exhibitions, information and discussion events, conferences and specialist days. Teachers and educators receive advice on how to deal with acute conflicts and radicalisation. Two Hessian counselling centres are located in the Anne Frank Educational Centre: Response supports people affected by right-wing, racist and antisemitic violence; the ADiBe network counsels people who have experienced discrimination. Right-wing and racist incidents can be reported on the reporting portal hessenschauthin.de.

On 31 October 2018, the Federal Association of Departments for Research and Information on Antisemitism was founded in Berlin. Its aim is to ensure a uniform nationwide registration and documentation of antisemitic incidents in civil society by means of the reporting portal www.report-antisemitism.de. In particular, the Federal Association promotes the trust and willingness of Jewish people and those perceived as Jewish to take advantage of civil society reporting and support services. Close and continuous cooperation with the Central Council of Jews in Germany and other Jewish organisations is central to this objective. Similarly, continuous consultation with the existing counselling and support services offered by victim advisory services, mobile counselling and anti-discrimination counselling as well as the nationwide counselling centre OFEK e.V. is central to the success of a nationwide reporting and support network.

The Competence Centre for Prevention and Empowerment operates under the auspices of the Central Welfare Office of Jews in Germany (ZWST). It is an educational, counselling and practical research institute with headquarters in Berlin and a nationwide outreach. The Competence Centre qualifies specialists, managers and facilitators in education, civil society, administration and politics in combating antisemitism and discrimination; it conducts application studies and organises expert discussions and symposia. In doing so, the Competence Centre draws on its profound knowledge and many years of experience and also provides the diversity of Jewish voices. In this role, the Competence Centre participates in socio-political as well as theoretical discourses and shapes them through its expertise and publications. In addition to projects and programs that extend over several years, the Competence Centre develops needs-oriented educational and counselling programs. In response to the growing threat of antisemitism, the Competence Centre founded the OFEK e.V., a counselling office for antisemitic violence and discrimination, in 2017. In 2019, OFEK e.V. became a registered partner organization of the Competence Centre, assisting and counselling victims of antisemitic discrimination.

Founded in 2003, the Kreuzberg Initiative Against Antisemitism (KIgA e.V.) offers solutions and training approaches in the field of political education for Germany’s multicultural society on topics such as antisemitism, anti-Muslim racism, the Middle East conflict and the prevention of radicalisation. KIgA is initiator and leading member of the European Network Countering Antisemitism through Education (ENCATE) and organizes international and national conferences. KIgA e. V. also provides social impulses in the Jewish-Muslim dialogue and through cultural programs, such as the touring exhibition “L’Chaim – Auf das Leben! Discover the diversity of Jewish life”.  Through its further education and counselling center, KIgA, in cooperation with the Berlin Senate, provides a central contact point for schools and offers school workshops, seminars, teacher training, and the development of long-term concepts for the prevention of antisemitism.