Ambulant Gezinscoach​/Jeugdzorgwerker

Location

Helmond (coordinates , )

As an Ambulant Gezinscoach / Jeugdzorgwerker you will support families and youth with complex challenges, providing guidance, safety, and stability directly in clients’ homes.

• Stabiliseren & Veiligheid: Bring calm to households where safety and development are under strain.
• Psychische steun & Vertrouwen: Support stress regulation, trauma processing, and enhance self‑confidence and social relationships.
• Hulp bij opvoeding: Stand beside parents and guide them in the role of educator, strengthening family bonds.
• Financiële rust: Assist with practical issues – administration, debt, or guardianship – to remove financial worries.
• Bouwen aan een netwerk: Engage informal networks and collaborate closely with partners such as youth protection, schools, and mental health services.
• Mobilize within the “10 voor Toekomst” and “For Youth” initiatives, providing intensive home‑based and socio‑emotional support.

• You have a relevant HBO degree (Social Work, SPH, MWD, Pedagogiek, or Nursing) preferably specializing in youth.
• You hold or are eligible for SKJ registration.
• You are competent, self‑directed, and a team player.
• You own a car and driver’s licence due to frequent travel.
• You identify as Christian and are able to articulate what this means in your work.

• Salaris: According to the CAO Sociaal Werk scale 8, ranging from €3,498 to €5,216 gross per month for a full‑time contract.
• Career Growth: Opportunities through a career budget and the Leger des Heils Academy.
• Positive Work Environment: Collaborative team dynamics, feedback and cooperation on a respectful basis.
• Job Stability: 24–32 hours/week for one year with the intention to convert to permanent.
• Time Off: 170 days leave for a 36‑hour full‑time contract.
• Travel Reimbursement: Reimbursement for distance, NS Business Card, bike plan, etc.
• Additional perks such as a personal choice budget, year‑end bonus 8.3%, holiday allowance 8%, pension, and sports budget.

This role is part of the Leger des Heils Helmond ambulatory team, supporting vulnerable individuals within the region. The position lasts 24 hours per week (approx. 104 hours per month).