Cooking
Help with cooking
Cooking help with service vouchers means a housekeeper who cooks in your home. You pay one service voucher per hour worked. Your housekeeper prepares meals, chops vegetables, can run small errands if needed and leaves your kitchen clean and tidy.

What does cooking help with service vouchers include?
Your housekeeper cooks in your own kitchen, with your own ingredients. Together, you agree on what goes on the table.
- Cooking meals: a complete meal for you or your family.
- Preparing meals: chopping vegetables, making sauces or preparing your weekly menu.
- Small errands: picking up ingredients nearby. More about this on our page.
- Tidying the kitchen: doing the dishes and leaving the kitchen clean after cooking.
Is cooking help suitable for older people with a disability?
Yes. Your housekeeper cooks in your home, so you don't have to go to the shop or stand at the stove yourself. During the same visit, your housekeeper can also clean, iron or run small errands.
- Do you receive a care budget for older people, have a recognised disability or are you a single-parent family? Then you can buy more service vouchers at the reduced rate. More information on the official websites.
- Do you need help with eating, washing or getting dressed? That is not covered by service vouchers. For this, you can contact a family care or home care service.
Can you combine cooking with cleaning or ironing?
Want to call on our housekeeper to cook? Great! But of course you can also combine different services. First a spotless home, then a delicious meal on the table? Our housekeepers are ready to help!
Frequently asked questions
How do you order service vouchers? What does it cost? Here you'll find the answers to the questions we get asked most often.
What tasks can service vouchers be used for?
Your housekeeper can take over the following everyday household tasks:
- cleaning your home
- cleaning the pavement in front of your door and your terrace
- cleaning windows, inside and outside (as long as no ladder higher than 3 steps is needed)
- washing and ironing
- making beds and changing the sheets
- doing small grocery runs
- cooking or preparing meals
What’s the difference between a cleaning help and a housekeeper?
There is none. Both terms refer to someone who does the household chores in your home through service vouchers.
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