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FAMILY SUPPORT


Different styles of furniture, at a range of prices, are usually available for all your living spaces, from bedroom to living room. White goods and packs of cutlery, crockery, cooking equipment, bed linen and towels can also be supplied as a temporary measure.


EXPATRIATE SUPPORT There are various associations that can help families to make friends and establish networks in a new area. Such an organisation is FOCUS, the membership community for expatriates, which is


particularly helpful in supporting


partners and families. Based in central London, it is staffed by multinational volunteers with first-hand experience of living abroad. They can provide all kinds of resources, information and events to help families settle in London and the surrounding area.


Other organisations, such as the Petroleum Women’s Club and the American Women’s Clubs, will help you find your feet and settle in to your new area.


Schools can also be invaluable sources of support, not only for children but also for their parents. Hong Kong


International School’s Family Ambassador programme is one example. Explains Vicky Seehafer, “New families are assigned a parent who has a child or children in the same age range, to aid them in transitioning into the school community and the community at large.”


Mark London, of ACS International Schools, says,


“We work closely with our parent body to provide a friendly support network to newly-arriving students and parents alike, with welcoming committees and tailored ‘buddy’ programmes offering help and support, often before the relocating family even leaves for the new country. “Our parent-teacher organisations provide a friendly


advice service, and will often organise social events, such as weekend clubs, coffee mornings or sports teams, to help newcomers integrate into the local community.” A wealth of information and expert advice to support


relocating employees and their families can be found on our website at relocateglobal.com. Contact Vanessa McConnell at Relocate Global (enquiries@relocatemagazine.com) for assistance in sourcing relocation support.


GLOBAL RELOCATION SERVICES With offices in 90 countries across the world


Every location has its unique character GRS International provides complete relocation solutions for the international trans ferees of multinational companies relocating anywhere in the world. GRS understands that cost containment is just as important as meeting transferees needs through customized programs and packages. A productive employee with a happy family is essential to the success of a foreign assignment.


Every immigration procedure tailor made GRS has great experience in arranging visas for companies and their employees coming to the Netherlands and or relocating internationally. When you will fill in the required fields on our website we will contact you and discuss with you the possibilities or impossibilities of obtaining a proper visa for your new location including a timeline and costs, if any, that may be involved.


Every family has individual needs and concerns GRS people are positive and understanding professionals who enjoy sharing their extensive experience and resources to keep your relocation costs within budget while ensuring well adjusted families with highly personalized service making international relocation more efficient.


GRS International BV: Beech Avenue 54-80, 1119 PW Schiphol - Rijk, The Netherlands. Phone: +31 (0)20 658 63 30, Fax: +31 (0)20 658 61 11 E-mail: info@grs-relocation.com, Website: www.grs-relocation.com


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