Home Service
A handyman team run by and for people with mental health challenges. By bike and in their electric vans, they travel throughout the city to perform odd jobs for fellow residents who are unable to do them themselves. The Homeservice team knows from personal experience what it means to face adversity and is happy to lend a helping hand.
The Homeservice job coaches ensure that the tasks are completed with care and in a pleasant manner.
How does it work?
Homeservice’s service providers perform odd jobs for people who are unable to do them themselves and who have no one else to help them.
Homeservice performs various types of odd jobs:
· Small household tasks (such as hanging a light fixture or replacing a lock)
· Yard work
· Installing laminate flooring
· Small and large moving and transportation tasks
· Cleanup jobs (not including packing for a move)
The cost for these jobs is €10 per worker per day. You are responsible for paying for any necessary materials. Homeservice operates in Amsterdam, Weesp, and Diemen.
You can find more information about the jobs, liability, costs, and parking here.
Submitting a Job Request
Submit a Job Request
Do you need help with a job? Then submit a request using the form.
Having trouble filling out the form? Ask someone to help you, or call 020 626 09 69 Monday through Thursday between 11:00 a.m. and 2:00 p.m.
Many people use the Home Service, so it may take a while before it’s your turn.
***Please note: Due to the high volume of requests, we unfortunately cannot accept any new jobs in August 2026.***
Sign Up as a Handyman
Are you itching to get started? Would you like to join us as a handyman? Then sign up for a work experience program. A program coordinator will then contact you. Not interested in a program but still want to help? Then sign up as a volunteer.
Contact Information
Homeservice Amsterdam │ Derde Schinkelstraat 9 │ 1075 TJ Amsterdam homeservice@deregenboog.org 020 6260969: Monday through Thursday from 11:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m.
Funding
Homeservice is made possible in part by donations from the Oranjefonds, the Till Foundation, the Rotterdam Foundation, the Hoogendijk Foundation, Ars Donandi, and Hulp na Onderzoek.
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