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Youth Consultant

North BrabantHybrid34 hours/week<3months

A young and modern municipal organization is in full development. With a significant number of core areas and inhabitants, it is a large organization that offers impact. The organization remains close to its residents, listens, engages externally, and collaborates with residents and entrepreneurs. The promise is clear: simply good service, with attention to the individual behind the request.

They work as proactive individuals: down-to-earth, involved, and results-oriented, with a focus on possibilities and responsibility.

What you will do. As a Youth Consultant, you will work in a multidisciplinary basic team for youth and family. The incoming questions are very diverse, meaning the tasks can vary from providing information, offering short-term support, referring to specialized youth care, and case management.

  • You focus on educational, relational, material, individual, and social problems of children and the family.
  • You support the family and jointly assess their support needs.
  • You strengthen the self-reliance of the child/youth and their parents/caregivers.
  • You focus on possibilities and collaborate closely with other professionals.
  • You coordinate care and play a pivotal role as a case manager.
  • You are a networker and have knowledge of the work of collaborating partners such as specialized care providers, Veilig Thuis, and youth protection.
  • You refer to specialized care if necessary.
  • You have the courage to let go where possible and to act decisively when needed.
  • You work closely with primary and secondary education.

What they ask

  • Minimum HBO (higher professional education) level education, relevant to the field (e.g., MWD, SPH, or (ortho)pedagogy).
  • Knowledge of youth development in all age phases.
  • SKJ registered and willing to follow training to maintain that registration.
  • Experience working with Veilig Thuis and youth protection.
  • Knowledge of mental health (GGZ) issues.
  • Experience in guiding families with complex, diverse problems.
  • Excellent conversational skills and the ability to empower others; good at assessing the nature and severity of the situation.
  • Persuasiveness and decisiveness; a strong personality.
  • Good collaboration and networking skills.
  • You recognize yourself in an agile, innovative, reliable, and involved way of working.

Practical

You will be part of a youth team within the organization. You will work in an informal and involved environment where communication lines are short and doors are open. There are ample opportunities for learning and growth.

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