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On Thursday, February 19th from 5:00 PM to 6:00 PM and Tuesday, February 24th from 5:00 PM to 6:00 PM, Bris National Support Line will hold digital information meetings where we will talk about Bris, our support activities, and the work as a counselor at the National Support Line. Participation in one of the information meetings is mandatory to apply for the position. So if you have participated in one of the meetings and are still interested in working extra with us this summer (and meet the qualifications below), you are welcome to submit your application.

Link to Information Meeting: February 19th from 5:00 PM to 6:00 PM

Join at: https://teams.microsoft.com/meet/33426943558407?p=JeJEOxkxm7OBebcm9Q (https://teams.microsoft.com/meet/33426943558407?p=JeJEOxkxm7OBebcm9Q)

Meeting ID: 334 269 435 584 07

Password: Hj2J6Ae9

Link to Information Meeting: February 24th from 5:00 PM to 6:00 PM

Join at: https://teams.microsoft.com/meet/38161028382706?p=mqhfDcfGBuKX6PUmfL (https://teams.microsoft.com/meet/38161028382706?p=mqhfDcfGBuKX6PUmfL)

Meeting ID: 381 610 283 827 06

Password: M67hy2Uk

About the Role

We are looking for someone who is a trained social worker or is at the end of their social work education and has completed their practical training (VFU) and has experience in social work with children and youth.

The position involves conducting supportive conversations with children via phone, SMS, and chat. As a substitute, you will work on-site at our office at St: Eriksgatan 113 in Stockholm. We prefer that you have the opportunity to work continuously full-time during the period of weeks 26–33. The position is primarily scheduled for evenings and/or nights. An introduction will take place before these weeks. There is often an opportunity for continued substitute work after the summer.

Work at the National Support Line

Bris National Support Line offers children and young people various forms of qualified adult-led support tailored to each child's needs and circumstances. Our team of counselors works around the clock to provide professional support, according to Bris's methods and views on children, to the children and young people who contact us via chat, SMS, and phone.

Who are we looking for?

• We are looking for someone who is a trained social worker or is at the end of their social work education and has completed their practical training (VFU).

• Has experience in supportive work with children and youth.

• Has the ability to work continuously during the period of weeks 26–33, primarily evenings and/or nights.

• We conduct support work with a high degree of professionalism and take great responsibility for our role and the support we provide, which likely suits you as well.

• Has knowledge of child rights work, relevant legislation, and community support functions.

• Has good self-awareness and collaborates well with colleagues. You are also used to taking responsibility for your work and can independently identify what needs to be done.

• Our conversations take place via computer and phone, so you express yourself fluently in both speech and writing. Using digital communication channels is uncomplicated for you.

• Since the work involves evening and/or night shifts, experience with irregular working hours is an advantage.

Important to know about the position:

• The position is as a substitute.
• The work is based at Bris headquarters at St: Eriksgatan 113 in Stockholm, so you need to be located in the Stockholm area. No work is performed remotely.
• We work with an anonymized recruitment process – irrelevant information (such as name, age, and gender) is automatically anonymized in our system.
• Bris is a child rights organization where you will work directly with children in this position, therefore we require a criminal record extract. The extract is only shown by the candidate who is relevant for the position, the candidate orders the extract themselves.
• Union representatives are Akademikerförbundet Rebecca, [email protected], Unionen Delaram Wall, [email protected]
• Application deadline: 2026-03-08. But do not wait to submit your application as selection and interviews are ongoing and the position may be filled when we find the right candidate.
• Important! Please note that you must have participated in the information meeting digitally for us to proceed with your application.

Read more about us at: https://jobs.bris.se/pages/jobba-hos-oss (https://jobs.bris.se/pages/jobba-hos-oss)

If you have questions about the position, contact administrator Anki Karlsson, Phone: 08-598 888 41, [email protected]

When you apply for a position at Bris, we save your personal data and application documents during the recruitment process. Bris does not share this information with third parties. Read more about how Bris handles personal data in the Privacy Policy - Bris.

Children's rights in society is one of Sweden's leading child rights organizations that fights every day for a better society for children. The grassroots movement Bris started in 1971 and contributed to Sweden receiving the world's first ban on corporal punishment. Based on the Convention on the Rights of the Child, Bris supports children in vulnerable situations, mobilizes society for children's rights, and influences decision-makers for a society where every child knows their rights and where children's rights are fulfilled. Please read more about us at http://www.bris.se (http://www.bris.se).