Rent out a room and help a Haarlemmer

The organization Onder de Pannen is inviting Haarlem residents to rent out spare rooms to locals at risk of homelessness. Landlords can receive a 1,000 euro bonus for nine-month commitments, with online information sessions available for those interested.
The organization Onder de Pannen is seeking Haarlem residents with extra rooms to lease them to people facing homelessness due to financial difficulties, divorce, or job loss. This initiative aims to combat economic homelessness in a tight housing market while allowing landlords to earn extra income without losing their benefits or allowances. The program offers a safe and regulated environment for both parties.
To incentivize participation, the municipality of Haarlem provides a one-time bonus of 1,000 euros to those who rent out a room for at least nine months, in addition to the monthly rent. Prospective landlords can attend an online information session on November 11th to learn more about the legal requirements, the application process, and personal experiences from current hosts. The program is open to both renters and homeowners interested in providing temporary housing solutions.
Based on reporting by haarlem. Translated and condensed by LocalHeadlines.

