Do you want to help people make different choices for a future without crime? Everyone deserves a chance to start over. As a reintegration trainer at a judicial institution, you help detainees take steps towards a successful return to society during their detention. You encourage them to take responsibility, discover their possibilities, and work towards a future with perspective.
You offer practical tools, challenge people to think about their choices, and help them take concrete steps towards a crime-free existence.
What you do
As a reintegration trainer, you are an important link in preparing detainees for their return to society. You provide individual and group-oriented training that aligns with their needs, possibilities, and personal goals. You work on the five basic conditions for successful reintegration:
- an identity document
- income
- housing
- addressing debts and care
- a social network
Your activities include:
- Providing training and interventions, such as the Basic Reintegration Training (Aan de Bak), Debt Management, and training aimed at strengthening return capacity
- Stimulating insight and development by discussing the results of the digital questionnaire Reflector with detainees and helping them gain insight into their support needs, possibilities, and development points
- Working on personal goals by translating the outcomes of discussions and training into concrete goals and actions within the Detention and Reintegration Plan (D&R Plan)
- Collaborating on perspective with case managers, other colleagues, and external chain partners, such as municipalities and probation services, to optimally shape reintegration
Profile
You are a committed and decisive professional who believes in the possibility of development, even when circumstances are complicated. You know how to connect with people from diverse social and cultural backgrounds and can effectively deal with different personalities and support needs. Additionally, you possess:
- HBO (higher professional education) work and thinking level, preferably with a background in Social Work, SPH, or a teacher training program
- Experience in guiding, coaching, or training complex or vulnerable target groups
- Good communication skills and the ability to reach and motivate people at different levels
- The flexibility to respond to diverse situations and needs
- The firmness to set boundaries, make clear agreements, and be respectfully confrontational
- Affinity with working within a judicial environment and with the challenges that a forced framework entails
Practical
- A Certificate of Conduct (VOG) is required
- A capacity test may be part of the application procedure if the required work and thinking level cannot be demonstrated with a diploma
- A motivation letter is required
- Working from home is possible
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