Make a difference – and get a student job that offers more than just pay! We are looking for hourly substitutes for families in the Lystrup-Skødstrup area

Are you keen to give a child with a mental disability (ADHD/Autism) valuable moments a few hours per week? Then you are the one we're looking for!

As a relief worker, you become a meaningful adult for both the child and the family.

The role involves both presence and engagement – playing, taking small trips, playing games, being active, being creative etc. As a relief worker you are 1-1 with the child and therefore have the opportunity to focus on what the child wants.

We offer you

• A flexible and meaningful student job, where coziness and presence are your most important tasks.
• Experience with relational work, which can strengthen your CV
• The experience of making a real difference in a child's daily life

We are looking for you who

• Are responsible, flexible, stable and tolerant
• Like to be active but also be a clear and boundary-setting adult
• Can commit for a minimum of one year
• Can accommodate pre-teen behavior
• Have experience working with children and are patient in your relationship-building
• Are prepared for travel time and possible travel costs, as the families live in the northern part of Aarhus municipality
• It is an advantage if you have experience being with children/young people with ADHD / Autism.

You can read more about the role here

Job as a relief worker in the family’s own home

If this sounds like something for you, please send an application and CV!

The target group – the purpose of hourly relief

Hourly relief for children is provided under the Child Act § 90 section 1, no. 2, cf. the Social Services Act § 84 section 1.

The purpose of hourly relief is to relieve the parents of a child with reduced physical or mental function. The municipality offers hourly relief when the need for relief has arisen solely due to the child’s disability and when the relief is provided for the sake of the rest of the family.

The child may, for example, have ADHD, autism, physical disabilities, genetic chromosomal abnormalities, etc.

Extent

The allocations are 3 hours per week / 13 hours per month. The hours can be consolidated so there are more hours and fewer days of attendance. This is agreed with the family.

Salary

You are employed as an hourly-paid with no minimum number of hours. Pay is on an hourly basis.

• Normal hours: 145.97 Danish kroner/hour
• Allowance on weekdays after 17:00: 31.55 kroner/hour
• Saturday allowance: 38.19 kroner/hour
• Weekend allowance: 70.33 kroner/hour

Further information

Further information about the role can be obtained by contacting social worker Ane Norup at Team Relief, Contact and Support Persons, Aarhus Municipality at telephone: 21358914.