Safety Consultant Youth and WMO

• Lead cases with (potential) safety risks, across domains.
• Develop explanatory analyses and integrated safety plans.
• Connect residents, care providers, neighborhood teams, police, Veilig Thuis, and other partners in a cohesive approach.
• Advise colleagues on coercion/compulsion, reports, legal frameworks, and escalation routes.
• Organize direct consultations, liaise with public order and safety, and take action where necessary.
• Monitor progress, track agreements, and ensure everyone fulfills their role.

• You switch quickly, think integrally, and move effortlessly between policy frameworks and the interests of the family or citizen.
• You work in a small, driven team, but are part of a larger team that shows courage, learns together, and keeps each other sharp.
• You are curious, customer-focused, and service-oriented.
• You can switch quickly and build connections.
• You have a strong, stable personality.
• You possess analytical skills.
• You have a sense of responsibility and are solution-oriented.
• You are pragmatic and decisive in your thinking and actions.
• You dare to think outside the box.

What they ask

• Minimum of 3 years demonstrable work experience in the past 6 years within both the Youth and WMO domains at a municipal organization.
• Valid SKJ or BIG registration, with the registration number and validity period explicitly stated.

Preferences.

• Demonstrable completed education at a minimum of HBO bachelor level in the direction of Social Work, Pedagogy, SPH, and/or MWD.
• Demonstrable knowledge of the social map and well-informed about the ins and outs of the care offer and the agreements in force in the chain (WMO and Youth).
• Demonstrable work experience with or training in explanatory analysis.
• Demonstrable work experience with complex family systems and the associated problems.
• Demonstrable knowledge of preliminary provisions within the social domain.