Outreach Support Worker Intervention Care

For people with complex life stories, a care organization is looking for a decisive, creative colleague who looks beyond labels and truly sees people. Someone who dares to improvise, trust, and connect. Become part of an outreach team.

What you will do.

• As an outreach support worker, you help people who have often fallen off the radar: care avoiders, (ex-)detainees, people with hoarding issues, and participants in complex situations.
• You build trust, bring calm to their daily lives, and help them step by step towards recovery, hope, and perspective.
• You work from an outreach team and are often on the road in the region, meeting people where they are, even if they do not (yet) have a home.
• You provide practical support, for example with finances, housing, and structure.
• You have a lot of freedom in your schedule and usually work during office hours, but are flexible if the situation requires it.
• You think outside the box and adapt to what the target group needs.
• You work intensively with partners such as the municipality, mental health services, addiction care, police, and housing corporations to ensure that participants do not fall through the cracks.