Service Employee/House Assistant for Himmelev Treatment Facility

Service staff/house assistant sought for Himmelev

Do you have a practical touch, a sense of order, and a desire to help create good conditions for children and young people? Then it might be you we are looking for!

Do you want to help make everyday life run smoothly? At Himmelev we are looking for a service staff/house assistant who is keen to take on the practical tasks and be part of a large community around children and young people.

You do not need a specific professional education. The most important is that you are practical, have an eye for what needs to be done, and thrive in a daily life where tasks can vary.

As a service staff/house assistant you help to create a good and well-functioning everyday life for both children, young people and staff. Your work matters for our physical spaces to be pleasant to be in and for the practical things to work.

Who are we? Himmelev is a regional treatment facility for children and young people with autism spectrum disorders. We consist of several 24-hour units and a school and have a broad staff group with both pedagogical, health care, administrative and practical functions.

We are located in Hvalsø in scenic surroundings and also have an external department in Osager.

With us, cooperation, flexibility and shared responsibility are an important part of daily life.

Your tasks Your work tasks will among other things be

• Cleaning and tidying up.
• Cooking and practical help with meals.
• Stock ordering and replenishment of goods.
• Dishwashing and laundry.
• Other practical tasks that make everyday life function.

The tasks can vary, and you must be prepared to adapt the day's work to the needs at Himmelev and with the children and young people.

We are looking for you who ...

• Are practical and thrive with domestic tasks and cleaning.
• Are responsible, flexible and good at taking initiative.
• Can work independently while also engaging in close collaboration with colleagues.
• Want to be part of a workplace where we help each other and take shared responsibility.
• Have an interest in children and young people and an understanding that their needs and daily form can vary.
• Can speak, read and understand Danish.

Driver’s license and a car are an advantage, as some tasks may also take place at our external department in Osager and at Himmelev’s summer house in Svallerup near Kalundborg.

We offer you

• Employment of up to 37 hours per week – with the possibility of fewer hours if that better suits your wishes.
• A varied workday with both day and evening shifts and work every third weekend.
• A workplace with good colleagues who help and support each other.
• A thorough introduction and good support from experienced colleagues.
• A daily life where you become an important part of the community around the children and young people.
• A workplace that prioritizes a good working environment.

Start date: As soon as possible.

Area of employment

Region Zealand and Region Capital will become Region East Denmark on 1 January 2027 as a result of the health reform. Your area of employment will be Region East Denmark with all associated organizational units.

Read more about the meaning of the area of employment on Region East Denmark's website.

Starting salary for collective agreement employees

The region is obliged to inform you of the starting salary for the position. You will be informed of base salary, centrally set allowances and pension in the relevant collective agreement. In addition to the starting salary, the pay may include any negotiated allowances depending on the position, your experience and qualifications.

See the starting salary on the region's website

Himmelev – A treatment offer for children and young people

Himmelev is a treatment facility for children and young people with autism spectrum disorders. Himmelev was founded in 1926 by Sofie Madsen, who had a precise eye for these children's characteristics. We still focus on each child and how we can adapt the surroundings so that the child thrives, develops and learns optimally.

The institution has 20 24-hour places, six day places and an internal school with space for 22 children.