
Netherlands · Consumer services startup
Careibu is a Dutch social care startup founded in 2009 by sisters Anne and Lotte van Oudheusden.
Funding reportedLast round: Seed
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Careibu is a Dutch social care startup founded in 2009 by sisters Anne and Lotte van Oudheusden.
Initially a babysitting network in Amsterdam, it has grown into a community connecting over 20,000 students with 10,000 clients across the Netherlands and Germany. The company is headquartered in Amsterdam and employs around 78 people. Careibu's mission is to connect all generations in society, fostering a diverse and inclusive community. Careibu serves as a mediator between young people seeking part-time jobs or volunteer work and households needing assistance. It offers home care services through three main categories: babysitting, cleaning, and elderly care. The company emphasizes trust and long-term relationships, screening students thoroughly to ensure quality care. Additionally, Careibu operates a dual-model platform that includes paid services and a non-profit foundation providing free volunteer care for those in need. This approach highlights Careibu's commitment to social equity and community support.
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