Social Care Worker (MMZ)

• As an MMZ, you receive a minimum of € 2,981.98 and a maximum of € 3,864.43 gross based on a 36-hour work week (FWG 40 CAO VVT). On top of that, you receive 8% holiday allowance and a thirteenth month (8.33% year-end bonus).

• Through our own Charim Academy, you can fully develop further as a person and as a professional. You can participate for free in professional courses or e-learnings for personal development and growth. Furthermore, we regularly organize theme meetings where we exchange knowledge with one another about the care profession and elderly care.

• Furthermore, via Fiscfree from Charim, you receive extra discounts on a new phone, laptop, trade union membership, sports subscription, work shoes, or a new bicycle.

As a Social Care Worker, you are of value to the residents of Groenewoude in Woudenberg.

A pleasant day is sometimes found in small things. A familiar conversation, taking a walk together, or organizing an activity that fits exactly with what someone enjoys. As a Social Care Worker (MMZ) at Groenewoude, you ensure that residents feel seen and heard. With your personal attention and guidance, you contribute to a pleasant day and a meaningful life.

You guide and support elderly people with somatic care needs and residents with psychogeriatric issues (PG). You get to know them well, align with their wishes, possibilities, and habits, and encourage them to continue doing as much as possible themselves. You organize and guide individual and group activities that align with the interests and needs of residents. In doing so, you have an eye for what someone needs: sociability and contact, but sometimes precisely peace, structure, or a listening ear.

You work closely with care colleagues, loved ones, and volunteers. You signal changes in behavior and well-being and share these with your colleagues. Where necessary, you support daily care, fitting within your authority and competence. The emphasis of your work lies on well-being, guidance, and personal attention. Together, you ensure a familiar environment in which residents can be themselves and continue to lead their own lives as much as possible.

You primarily see the person behind the care need. You make contact easily, have patience, and sense well when someone needs sociability, structure, or indeed peace. With your creativity and initiative, you know how to come up with activities that align with the interests and possibilities of residents.

You encourage residents to continue doing as much as possible themselves and like to think along about new possibilities to further develop well-being and guidance. When the situation calls for it, you support daily care within your authority and competence. Above all, you bring attention, warmth, and joy to Groenewoude.

• The clients living in Groenewoude and the team you will be joining are looking forward to your arrival. They would like to get to know you and are open to your new insights and ideas.