Beep for Help in the media

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Here you will find all our news articles, as well as publications, background stories, and media coverage our initiative has received. This shows how we are shaping the future of home help and support in practice.

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We are proud to announce a partnership with BuurtPas.
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Keeping up in the digital world is not a given for all generations in the Netherlands.
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Read all about the unique partnership between Beep for Help and Beaufin here.
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What other media are saying about us

Beep for Help publications

NH Gooi

Support platform Beep for Help is now active in the Gooi and Vechtstreek region

Margreth van Kuijl, HR manager at Beep for Help, discusses her company's expansion into the Utrecht and 't Gooi regions on NH Gooi radio.
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AD Groene Hart

Quick help: 'Superhelpers' now also active in the Alphen region

Need help tidying up, running errands, or weeding the garden? The 'superhelpers' from Beep for Help are happy to lend a hand.
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We South Holland

Beep for Help expands support platform to South Holland

Residents can find support for household chores, small repairs, or gardening tasks via the website.
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We Flevoland

Support platform Beep for Help launches in Almere for daily tasks

Busy families and caregivers in Almere now have access to the support platform Beep for Help.
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De Gelderlander

Beep for Help expands to Nijmegen - De Gelderlander

Beep for Help is expanding its services to Nijmegen. The non-medical support platform connects residents with local helpers for everyday tasks.
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De Stentor

Beep for Help expands to Nijmegen - De Stentor

Beep for Help is expanding its services to Nijmegen. The non-medical support platform connects residents with local helpers for everyday tasks.
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AD

Beep for Help expands to Nijmegen - AD

Beep for Help is expanding its services to Nijmegen. The non-medical support platform connects residents with local helpers for everyday tasks.
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MantelzorgNL

‘I was always the one providing care. Suddenly, I couldn't do it anymore myself’

Caring for others was second nature. The hardest part for me now is needing help myself.
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Metronieuws

This many people see visiting family as an obligation

Do you visit your family often enough? Many people would like to do so more often, even if such a visit sometimes feels like an obligation…
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Kekmama

We see our family less often than we would like, and this is the reason

Recent research shows that 52 percent of Dutch people would actually like to drop by their family more often.
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Look at North Holland

Beep for Help launches local network in the Utrecht region for non-medical support

The non-medical support platform Beep for Help is now active throughout the Utrecht region with a local network of 'Superhelpers'.
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Reformatorisch Dagblad

"What are we doing with Mom for Christmas?"

Many families have likely asked again: 'What are we doing with Mom for Christmas?' The Reformatorisch Dagblad calls this the wrong question.
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Parool

After his legal career, Paul (74) now helps the elderly

After Paul Vos (74) retired from his work as a criminal defense lawyer four years ago, he signed up with the organization Beep for Help.
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Hart van Nederland

Platform connects helpers with those in need of care, and now this lady can ask Paul anything

Beep for Help on Hart van Nederland! Gertrude shares how our fast, flexible assistance makes her life easier.
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De Telegraaf

Richard found help in no time through Beep for Help – read his story in De Telegraaf

Richard needed home care, but faced an 18-month wait through the municipality. Beep for Help provided him with assistance in no time.
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Algemeen Dagblad

Sending a 'professional caregiver' over for help is exactly what this fast-growing company does

Read about the impact our support has had on Mrs. Knikman and Superhelper Danny.
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Nationale Zorggids

Unique partnership between Beep for Help and Beaufin relieves the burden on those seeking help, informal caregivers, and care staff.

Read now on the Nationale Zorggids: an interview about the unique partnership between Beep for Help and Beaufin Bewindvoering.
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OPEN Rotterdam

Ans is happy with 'caregiver' and independent entrepreneur Danny

Falling when friends or family aren't immediately available can be a real challenge. When you need help, you want it quickly and without any limitations.
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Social Issues

Better leave arrangements for informal caregivers are needed now

By 2040, every Dutch person will likely need to care for a loved one—a heavy burden for employees and their employers.
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Telegraaf

Most Dutch people are not keen on family visits

Over half of the Dutch population views visiting family as an obligation. A third would prefer to have no contact at all with certain relatives.
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Linda

Dutch people see their family less often than they would like, and this is why

The lonely aunt in the nursing home, the cousin living across the country, the granddaughter growing up way too fast: you really should be spending your f
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News Marketing

[RESEARCH] ‘Half of the Dutch population wants to see family more often’

No less than 52 percent of all Dutch people would like to visit family more often. This is according to a study by the non-medical support platform Beep fo
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The Entrepreneur

Beep for Help offers on-demand superhelpers: 'Help for everyone at a reasonable rate'

Beep for Help, founded by Gerard Cohen Tervaert and Carlo Cheung, provides accessible, non-medical home care.
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