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North HollandOn site32 hours/week<3months
Make a difference for people with psychological vulnerabilities and work with them towards recovery and independence.
- Guide clients in their daily lives and personal development at a residential location and ambulant in the neighborhood.
- You will have your own caseload and the freedom to work independently.
- The residential facility houses adults with psychological vulnerabilities, some in on-site studios and others independently in the neighborhood.
- The client group is diverse, with various cultural backgrounds, life stories, and support needs.
- You will be part of a committed and diverse team that ensures continuity and appropriate guidance.
What you do
- Be a key point of contact for clients.
- Support them in their recovery, daily structure, and self-reliance.
- Collaborate with the client on personal goals and treatment plans.
- Your activities are varied:
- Conduct supportive conversations.
- Guide clients with practical matters such as finances, social contacts, daily activities, or resuming work.
- Establish and monitor treatment plans and goals.
- Conduct conversations with clients and their network.
- Coordinate with colleagues and other involved disciplines.
- Participate in meetings, intervision, and policy discussions.
- Maintain contact with the client's network.
- Provide support where necessary for daily matters such as eating, hygiene, and medication.
- Carefully report and maintain client administration.
- Ambulatory guidance: work purposefully and community-oriented, visiting clients at home.
- Take a broad view of a client's situation, including psychological vulnerability, financial problems, housing, social contacts, or daily activities.
What they ask
- Completed relevant mbo-4 or hbo education, for example, SPH, Social Work, MWD, or Nursing with GGZ specialization, or a comparable education (hbo level can be determined via an assessment for a completed mbo 4 care education).
- Experience within mental healthcare.
- Experience with or knowledge of setting up and implementing treatment or guidance plans.
- Affinity with ambulatory guidance and an interest in learning about different support needs and situations.
- Ability to work independently and actively seek collaboration with colleagues.
- Empathetic, patient, and possess a strong sense of responsibility.
- A respectful and recovery-oriented attitude, focusing on what a client can do.
- Strong administrative skills and ability to handle various tasks and responsibilities well.
- Willingness to work during the day, in the evening, and on weekends.
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