Social Support Act (Wmo).

The Zoetermeerwijzer provides information about welfare and care. It also lists organizations that may be able to help you.

Can't solve your request for help yourself? Then file a report with the municipality.

Here you will find contact information for the service providers the municipality contracts with.

Check out the list of answers to the most frequently asked questions.

Are you applying for Wmo? Then you can let us know how you want to pay for this care.

Protected housing is designed for mentally vulnerable people who cannot live on their own (temporarily).

Do you need (auxiliary) services after your move? Find more information here.

Day care is for people with disabilities who want to participate in society.

Household help, for example, is help with cleaning, tidying or doing the dishes.

Do you have problems with transportation because of your disabilities? If so, the municipality may be able to help you.

Individual counseling helps you to be and stay more independent. This allows you to continue living in your own environment for as long as possible.

In short-term stay, a person stays in an institution for up to 72 hours a week, relieving the family caregiver for a while.

As a family caregiver, you can turn to inZet for information and advice, support and more.

Information on arranging a wheelchair temporarily or permanently.

The policy plan states how the municipality will deal with the tasks that have come to the Wmo.