Settle in. Feel at home.
Kokun offers personalised support that adapts to real lives, whether you’re welcoming an au pair, settling your family, or navigating a move to Australia.
Who Is Kokun For?
Host Families
Families seeking trusted, culturally aligned au pairs with ongoing support.
Au Pairs
Looking for a safe, supportive way to live, work and experience life in Australia.
Relocation Support
Moving to Australia and need guidance, local knowledge and personal support.
Our Simple Process
01
Connect
Begin with a conversation to understand your unique needs and aspirations for your move.
02
Plan
We create a personalized plan, handling the logistics so you can focus on the excitement ahead.
03
Settle
Receive ongoing support as you settle in, ensuring a smooth and happy transition to your new home.
Our Story
Kokun (pronounced “cocoon”) exists to redefine care for a modern, mobile world - because everyone deserves a local who genuinely cares.
Each year, people move far from home in search of opportunity. International students, au pairs, working travellers, early-career professionals, and others starting life somewhere new arrive with courage and ambition - but often leave behind their most important safety net: someone nearby who knows the place, understands the systems, and has their back.
Kokun restores that connection.
We pair individuals with a trained local Kokun Companion - a calm, capable person who provides practical guidance, regular check-ins, and genuine human support as they settle in. Our Companions are trusted local contacts who help navigate everyday challenges, offer reassurance when things feel unfamiliar, and connect people to the right help when it’s needed.
This isn’t crisis care, and it isn’t transactional relocation support.
It’s proactive, relationship-based support designed for real life - the in-between moments that don’t show up on a checklist, but make all the difference to feeling safe, confident, and at home.
Kokun is building a new category of care: portable, human-first support for a global generation, grounded in local knowledge and genuine connection - wherever life takes you.
What People Are Saying
Moving to Australia as an au pair was exciting, but also overwhelming. There are so many unspoken expectations, cultural differences, and practical things you’re just meant to ‘work out’. Having Kokun would have made such a difference. The clarity around boundaries, communication, and what’s normal in an Australian household is exactly what au pairs need. It’s supportive without being overbearing - helping you feel confident, informed, and not alone. It would have saved me a lot of stress and second-guessing in my first few months.
Daniella, United Kingdom
Starting as an au pair in Australia comes with so many questions - about routines, expectations, communication, and even small everyday things. What I found most helpful about Kokun is how clearly everything is explained. The information is practical, realistic, and easy to come back to when you need it. It helps you understand not just what to do, but why - which makes settling in much easier and less stressful.
Paula, Germany
As a parent, sending your child overseas is exciting - and nerve-racking. Knowing there was a clear framework, practical guidance, and someone thoughtful in the background made a real difference. Kokun gave us confidence that our daughter was settling in well and understood what was expected of her.
Parent of an au pair
Hosting an au pair can be an amazing experience, but it’s also far more work and responsibility than people realise. We’d had a couple of difficult experiences in the past - blurred boundaries, and things you don’t think to explain, like the impact of the Australian sun or household expectations that feel ‘obvious’ but aren’t at all. It can be incredibly stressful trying to remember everything you need to cover while also building a relationship.
What Kokun gave us was structure and support. Having clear guidance, practical tips, and a well-thought-through framework meant we weren’t constantly second-guessing ourselves. Simple things - like how to have an early conversation that included the au pair’s family - helped us understand who she was as a person and set expectations more calmly and respectfully from the start. The contract template made everything clear and outlined everyone’s responsibilities from the start.
Host Family