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Breda region is the home to many internationals.
They work at organizations such as Amgen, Lamb Weston, Zimmer Biomet, Ericsson, are self-employed, or study at Avans and BUas. Many brought their families to the Netherlands.
Healthcare Survey
Together with Healthcare for internationals (H4i), Platform Breda Internationals is now surveying the experiences and needs of internationals with respect to healthcare.
The results of this survey will be used to work with healthcare providers to improve the accessibility of their services where required.
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You are invited to give your feedback in this anonymous survey, which will take about 10 minutes to complete. Results and follow-up will be communicated early next year.
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Platform Breda Internationals
Platform Breda Internationals (PBI) is a community group for internationals living in and around Breda.
This group is designed for expats who come to work and live in the city of Breda. We also welcome international students, as well as Dutch international-minded people.
With a great number of internationals coming from all over the place to our city, we want to make sure everyone feels welcome and at home. This group is there to support you with finding information, events, and friends in the city.
Partners in PBI are Avans, BUas, International School Breda, Holland Expat Center South, and the municipality of Breda.
Healthcare for internationals
H4i is a non-profit cooperative of healthcare providers that aim to have Dutch healthcare better meet the needs and expectations of internationals. Similar surveys and projects were carried out in other cities with many internationals, such as Amsterdam, Utrecht, Rotterdam, and Eindhoven.
This survey in Breda is part of broader project, funded by the Province Noord-Brabant to better meet the healthcare needs of internationals living in the province.