Project Leader Living and Care Concepts

A government organization has established an action plan for living, care, and well-being, which forms the basis for a programmatic approach and collaboration between various partners in the social domain. To realize these ambitions, new housing forms and collaboration models are needed that contribute to suitable housing for seniors, efficient deployment of personnel, prevention, and accessible care for the elderly.

Specific housing forms, such as caring neighborhoods, are being implemented. A caring neighborhood is a defined part of an existing district where elderly and vulnerable residents can continue to live independently through the district-oriented convergence of living, well-being, support, and care. Daily facilities, encounters, information, and support are thus available within walking distance. The focus is on prevention, early detection, and a strong social foundation.

What you will do.

• Coordination of specific housing concepts
• Chair and driving force of a working group for housing concepts
• Monitoring the conceptual basis and collaboration agreements from a handbook
• Realization of the first caring neighborhood around a housing concept location
• Facilitating the connection between different concepts and the realization of a caring neighborhood
• Monthly reporting to the process manager and project group
• Participating in monthly project group meetings to discuss bottlenecks
• Identifying and discussing potential risks in the setup and rollout of the project
• Collaborating with a government organization, a housing corporation, care and welfare partners

What they ask

• Demonstrably completed education at a minimum of HBO bachelor level
• Minimum of 3 years of demonstrable work experience in the past 5 years as a project leader, program manager, or similar coordinating function within a government organization, care organization, or collaborative partnership in the social domain
• Minimum of 2 years of demonstrable work experience in the past 5 years leading projects in which multiple organizations from the housing, care, and/or welfare domain were jointly involved
• 'Bring your own device' applies; no IT resources will be provided

Preferences.

• Minimum of 5 years of demonstrable work experience as a project leader in assignments where welfare, care, and the social domain demonstrably converge
• Demonstrable work experience with at least three projects where the candidate was involved in the development and implementation of care or welfare concepts (e.g., caring neighborhoods, clustered living for the elderly, or cross-domain pilots)
• Demonstrable work experience with projects or concepts in which living, care, and welfare are integrally combined within an existing or new living environment, focused on encounters, social cohesion, and light support
• Demonstrable work experience collaborating in at least 3 projects with a minimum of three types of stakeholders (e.g., government organizations, housing corporations, and care and welfare organizations)