The Netherlands, a small but enchanting country in the northwest of Europe, exudes a wonderful charm that wins the hearts of all who wander through its picturesque scenery. The windmills tower like sentinels, their graceful arms swaying with the wind and creating a fascinating scene against the azure sky. Green nature reveals a mosaic of vibrant tulip fields, a kaleidoscope of colours that seems endless. Canals adorned with picturesque bridges and lined with charming houses meander through historic cities such as Amsterdam, their glassy waters reflecting captivating architecture. Warm and friendly, the Dutch ride their bikes with easy elegance, giving the streets a touch of casual chic. As the sun sets over the horizon, the air is filled with the enticing smell of stroopwafels and freshly baked bread, enticing visitors to explore this enchanting landscape even more.

But don’t just take our word for it. See what the caregivers who work with Atena in the Netherlands think of this magical country and its people:

Sofka from Bulgaria

Why do I want to work in the Netherlands? There are many answers to this question. The Netherlands is a very orderly, clean and beautiful country. With many windmills, numerous canals where lilies bloom, and clean and picturesque villages and towns. Above all, the people there are kind, smiling, friendly and helpful.

In addition Atena and its staff provide reassurance to its caregivers. They will always find a solution to any problems that arise. Aneliya Kodzhanikolova (my contact person in Athens), always answers my calls and finds a solution to any problem that may arise during my trip to the Netherlands. This sincerity on the part of the company Atena gives me confidence and peace of mind during the working period. As a sign of respect, I received small gifts from them on every holiday, such as Christmas and Easter. If I could choose where to live and work, I would choose the Netherlands without a doubt!

Bianca-Patricia-Anuta from Romania

My experience with Atena has been wonderful and professional, I am very satisfied. The company always wants to make sure that the client working through them is safe and working in a family environment where conditions and comfort are good. I have always had a good relationship with the patients and we spent very nice times together in Amsterdam and in Eindhoven. I recommend this agency.

Romana from Croatia

Romana has been working with Atena since 2021. During the last two years she has cared for various patients in the Netherlands. She is currently located in beautiful Amstelveen, which is a suburb of Amsterdam. She is free every Wednesday and Friday. Romana and one other caregiver take turns every few months – looking after an elderly lady with dementia. Here’s what she sent us:

Gitana from Lithuania

I’m working as a caregiver in the Netherlands from 2022. I am very satisfied with the service of Atena. They make sure everything runs smoothly. At the place where I work, a nurse will assess a person’s overall health once in a while and answer any questions that may arise. Ingrida Mileryte has been by my side every step of the way. She gave me detailed information and explained everything I needed to know. She is always there for me when I need her.

Ina-Augustina from Romania

I started working in the Netherlands last August. I was originally supposed to stay for 7 weeks, but I came home this year. The family is nice. They are great to work with. We communicate in Italian.

What I like about the Netherlands is punctuality. Public transport is also very well organised. It is easy for a foreigner to get anywhere if they know English. In the Netherlands, 95% of the population speaks English. Their pronunciation is perfect! When you talk to someone, you don’t even realise they are Dutch. The Dutch are also incredibly friendly – you see smiles everywhere: in the shop, on the street, on the bus. Almost everywhere.

Nadezhda from Bulgaria

My name is Nadezhda and this is my first time working as a caregiver in the Netherlands. I came in April as a friend of mine recommended me to a family where I was placed in Zeist. I was charmed by the warmth and treatment I received. I cared for a man who had a rare neurological condition, but the aids he used helped him move around more easily. My duties included making him breakfast, preparing his clothes, and accompanying him on his bike so that I could be there for him when needed. The conditions I was offered were amazing, my own room was very comfortable. It included everything I needed. Twice a week I had free time and I used it to explore the sights.

Current patient Nadezhda

I am now seeing a patient who is originally Bulgarian. A lady here needs help from others because of severe dementia and an operation she had. And I will say again that carethe person comes first. Therefore, they have equipment that makes the caregiver’s job easier. Since I’ve been with her for the second month now, I can see that the woman has improved. She is almost walking on her own again. I prepare her dishes that are familiar from her native cuisine. Twice a day I take her outside for some fresh air with a wheelchair. It is not difficult to move around because the roads are made for the convenience of people like her. She smiles a lot – I think I have a positive effect on her. I am relaxed, which is important for people with dementia.

A kind gesture is sometimes very necessary to make them feel that they are not alone and that someone cares about them. I live with her family, who again are glad to have someone like me to give their mom attention and care. I can travel on my day off because the transport is at an exceptional level, so I am confident that I will be back on time. I enjoy trying something new in my professional field and I am pleased that it reflects positively on the people I care for. They appreciate it.

Do you want to experience the atmosphere of the Netherlands and earn 1800 EUR per month? On top of that, you wouldn’t have to pay for food and accommodation. All you have to do is contact us. We’ll take care of the rest for you!