Care for the elderly in Brussels
Various resources provide information on home care services in Brussels. Sociaal Brussel, the Common Community Commission, De Sociale Kaart, the Brussels Zakboekje, and La Strada offer directories of services and organizations. French-speaking options are available via the French Community Commission’s website.
- Audience: Residents in Brussels seeking home care services
- Duration: -
- Mode: Digital
- Validity: NL, FR
If you also want to continue living at home in later years, you can count on the help of a number of home care services.
Sociaal Brussel
On Opens in new windowthe website of Sociaal Brussel, you can find an overview of all organisations and services that are active in the health and welfare sector. You can look for a home help or a family helper, for example.
Support
On Opens in new windowthe website of the Common Community Commission, you can search for a service for home care in Brussels based on the name or the municipality.
De Sociale Kaart
Opens in new windowThe website 'De Sociale Kaart' provides an overview of services, organisations and facilities in the health and welfare sector.
Het Brussels Zakboekje (Brussels Booklet)
The Brussels Health and Welfare Council, with the support of the Flemish Community Commission (FCC), also publishes the Brussels Zakboekje (Brussels Booklet). You can order a copy on Opens in new windowthe website of the Expertise Centre for Welfare, Housing and Care (WWZ in Dutch).
La Strada
The Brussels Support Point for Homeless Care is called La Strada. This organisation gathers information and organises consultations between various organisations working on the issue of homelessness. On Opens in new windowtheir website, you can find an overview of the possibilities in the area of home help and care at home.
French-speaking organisations
On Opens in new windowthe website of the French Community Commission (COCOF) (only available in French), you can find all information about home help and care at home.
