Vacant job

Imagine being part of creating something completely new – a residence where every day is filled with warmth, care, and quality of life. Now is your chance! In October/November 2026, we will open the doors to the group home Hagabergsslingan 2A located in Marieberg, and we welcome you if you want to make a difference every day. We look forward to your application!

About the position

The newly built group home Hagabergsslingan 2A will be located in the new villa area in Marieberg, which is currently under construction. The group home will have 6 apartments where service recipients aged 20–40 will live. Naturally, not all tenants will move in at the same time; this will happen in different stages to create the best possible conditions.

We are now looking for a number of engaged and motivated support assistants who want to help shape the new residence. Starting up a completely new operation places high demands on us as providers. Therefore, you need to be a proactive, initiative-taking, and responsible person. Furthermore, you should enjoy challenges, have a solution-focused approach, and be willing to go the extra mile.

As a support assistant, you will have a varied job where you support the service recipients in various daily tasks, such as morning and evening routines, cooking, laundry, and cleaning. You will accompany them on leisure activities such as swimming, table tennis, and dancing. You have tutor responsibility, create weekly plans, and collaborate with external contacts such as day activities, relatives, guardians, and various healthcare contacts. You believe in everyone's right to steer their own lives, and therefore you always work with the service recipient's participation and self-determination in focus.

Building a new residence is both exciting and developmental, and sometimes also challenging. Here you get to be involved from the beginning and influence the operation based on your experience and engagement. We really look forward to welcoming you to our new team!

Examples of tasks:

• Develop action plans and routines for the new residence.
• Support the service recipient in daily activities and occupations in a pedagogical way.
• Documentation.
• Perform care tasks and, based on delegation, certain medication management.
• Establish and follow up on implementation plans.
• Perform service tasks such as cooking, cleaning, laundry, shopping, etc.
• Collaborate with relatives and others in the service recipient's network, nurses, occupational therapists, and other actors such as the region.

About the workplace

Hagabergsslingan 2A is a group residence with 6 apartments that is currently under construction. The residence is geographically located in Marieberg, approx. 6 km south of Örebro, in a newly established residential area. The operation opens in autumn 2026.

The work group will consist of approx. seven support assistants, one support pedagogue, and a unit manager.

The Social Services Administration's area for disability support provides support and services to persons with physical and mental disabilities according to the Act on Support and Service for Certain Persons with Disabilities (LSS) and the Social Services Act (SoL).

Here you can read more about what it is like to work within the Social Services Administration: https://www.orebro.se/jobb/socialtarbete (https://www.orebro.se/jobb/socialtarbete)

Qualifications

As a support assistant with us, you are a secure and stable person. You have the ability to meet the service recipients in a professional way by being calm, attentive, and accommodating in your interactions. You collaborate well with other people and relate to them in a listening and flexible manner. Furthermore, you have a positive view of humanity with great respect for each individual's specific needs. You master the Swedish language to such an extent that you can communicate with the service recipient and other staff, as well as document what the operation requires in writing. Good computer skills are also required for documentation.

We place great emphasis on personal suitability.

Requirements:

• Nursing education or alternatively the Child and Youth Program (focus on pedagogical and/or social work).
• Ability to cycle.
• Ability to swim.
• Documented experience of working with persons with disabilities.

Merits:

• Knowledge and experience of working with clarifying pedagogy, e.g., AAC (Augmentative and Alternative Communication) and VISA.
• Experience of starting up new operations or departments.

Scope and start date

• Employment type: Permanent position.
• Employment level: 100%.
• Start date: October 2026 or as agreed.
• Number of positions: 7.
• Working hours: Day, evening, and every other weekend.

Other information

Before you are offered a position in work with persons with disabilities, you must provide a certificate of good conduct (extract from the criminal record).

Interviews will be held at Åbylunden 1 during weeks 26 and 27.

Read more about our benefits and what it is like to work in Örebro Municipality at http://www.orebro.se/jobb (http://www.orebro.se/jobb).

Application

The last day for applications is June 21.

Welcome with your application!

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