Services implemented by the partners of the be.Source Foundation

The local hub is the heart of our neighbourhood support network: a place where people connect, help one another, and work together to strengthen social ties and solidarity within their community.

The Watermael-Boitsfort branch can put you in touch with a volunteer neighbour for weekly meetups (a walk in the neighbourhood, a chat over coffee, a cultural outing, board games, etc.).

Regular group activities are also organized to create and strengthen social connections.

Services offered:

• Painting and wallpapering/removal of wallpaper
• Minor plumbing work
• Minor electrical repairs
• Repair of household appliances
• Various handyman services
• Gardening
• Moving services with a 7.5 m³ van; transport only: the beneficiary must carry the items to the vehicle

Please note: No collection or storage of second-hand furniture.

The Forest branch can put you in touch with a volunteer neighbour for weekly meetups (a walk in the neighbourhood, a chat over coffee, a cultural outing, board games, etc.).

Regular group activities are also organized to create and strengthen social connections.

A non-medical day centre for people aged 60 and over. It provides a welcoming environment that feels “just like home,” where a variety of activities and projects are organized in connection with the local community, bringing together people of all generations through an inclusive approach.

Discover the commitment of Alzheimer Belgium: a dedicated team providing guidance, information, and support to families, while working towards a more inclusive and supportive society.

Our areas of expertise

1. We guide families throughout their journey and encourage the development of appropriate places for exchange, support, and respite.
2. We raise awareness and inform the general public to change perceptions and promote an inclusive society.
3. We train caregivers and professionals to promote our philosophy of care and support.
4. We advocate for the interests of families with public authorities.

A non-medical day centre for people aged 60 and over. It provides a welcoming environment that feels “just like home,” where a variety of activities and projects are organized in connection with the local community, bringing together people of all generations through an inclusive approach.

The Saint-Gilles branch can put you in touch with a volunteer neighbour for weekly meetups (a walk in the neighbourhood, a chat over coffee, a cultural outing, board games, etc.).

Regular group activities are also organized to create and strengthen social connections.

The local hub is the heart of our neighbourhood support network: a place where people connect, help one another, and work together to strengthen social ties and solidarity within their community.

Drop-in hours: Friday from 10:00 a.m. to 12:00 a.m.

Would you like to feel less alone, enjoy the company of a cheerful and reassuring person during the day, at night, and/or receive a small additional income? Don’t hesitate… welcome and support a young student during their studies. A rewarding experience for everyone !

Our actions aim to safeguard our rights throughout life, particularly in old age.

Who is it for?

• You work for an association, university or public administration active in the fields of ageing and/or human rights;
• You work with older people;
• You are a legal professional, lawyer or law student;
• You reflect on your own relationship with ageing.

Would you like to feel less alone, enjoy the company of a cheerful and reassuring person during the day, at night, and/or receive a small additional income? Don’t hesitate… welcome and support a young student during their studies. A rewarding experience for everyone!