Vacant job

We need both permanent employees and temporary staff for our homes in Järna

Are you passionate about children, youth, and making a real difference? Then you should work as a residential support worker with us!

Are you looking for a fun job? Then you've come to the right place! Our mission is to create a safe and developing everyday life for children and young people with disabilities, and we are now looking for someone who wants to help make a difference. Do you feel a warm sensation in your stomach that tells you that you can contribute to our important work? If so, you might be the residential support worker we have been waiting for!

What is the atmosphere like at work?

”We are a wonderful team where everyone collaborates and takes great responsibility for their respective roles. The best thing about the colleagues is that everyone is helpful, friendly, and fun!”

”I have always wanted to work in a role where I help others and improve someone’s everyday life, which fits very well with Mora Park. What I can give to someone else gives me just as much back.”

About us

The Mora Park Foundation is a non-profit organization that runs schools and LSS accommodations for children and young people with various disabilities.

Mora Park LSS accommodation offers housing for children and young people according to 9§8 LSS in two scenic locations, Järna and Hölö. We have 4 accommodations where children and young people live full-time.

About the role of residential support worker

As a residential support worker, you will work to provide individually tailored support to children with disabilities, aiming to promote their independence and well-being in everyday life. You will support the children in their daily routines and activities, based on their needs and abilities, always using their personal response plan and implementation plan as a starting point.

The goal is for the children to achieve as much independence as possible and to live a meaningful life with a high quality of life. As a residential support worker, you will work based on clarifying pedagogy and low-arousal responses to create safety and predictability in the children's everyday lives.

Qualifications

• Very good proficiency in Swedish, both spoken and written.
• Good computer skills, experience with documentation.
• Experience in care and support work.
• High school education such as child and leisure program, care and support program, or post-secondary education such as support pedagogue, social pedagogue, or university education in a relevant field.

Preferred experience includes:

• Augmentative and alternative communication (AAC) and low-arousal responses.
• Working with complex support needs.

About the employment:

Employment type: Permanent employment and fixed-term employment

Scope: 80-100%

Working hours: According to schedule including days, evenings, weekends, and on-call

Salary type: Monthly salary/hourly wage

Start date: Ongoing recruitment with start date as agreed

Applications should be sent to: [email protected]