Youth and Family Coach Neighborhood Team for Youth with a Disability (24 To 36 Hours)

• You can work 24-36 hours per week.

• You will be offered a one-year contract with the intention of entering into a long-term collaboration if performance is good.

• The full-time gross monthly salary is at least € 3,481 and at most € 5,098 based on a 36-hour work week (CAO for disability care, scale 55).

• An end-of-year bonus of 8.33% of the gross annual salary and 8% holiday allowance.

• Market-conform travel allowance and an NS Businesscard for work.

• 201 leave hours (full-time) per year, with the possibility to buy and sell leave hours.

• A good pension with PFZW, the pension fund voted best in the Netherlands in 2021.

• A laptop and a smartphone.

• An individual training budget of €750 per year.

• At MEE, you do not have to work on weekends or in the evenings.

Do you want to make a difference for youth with a disability? Then come work in a neighborhood team in Rotterdam on behalf of MEE Rotterdam Rijnmond.

As a youth and family coach, you will work in a Rotterdam neighborhood team specializing in youth with a disability. An engaging job in a (sometimes) complex working environment. You will deal with all forms of metropolitan issues. Together with the parents and with the family's network, you will search for the right help for the child. Working in the neighborhood team means you will work with families where multiple issues are playing out across various areas of life. Think of parenting questions, debts, or school dropout.

From the neighborhood team, you will initially offer basic help to the family. If this is not sufficient, you will call in specialist or long-term support. You will be responsible for drawing up arrangements under the Youth Act. You will perform case management and lay out the lines of support in close cooperation with other caregivers.

Our colleague Kenosha would love to tell you more about what her work involves as a youth and family coach:

As a Youth and Family Coach for MEE, you are or will become an expert in the field of working with young people with a disability. We expect you to apply your knowledge, skills, and motivation to the vulnerable target group: youth with a disability.

As an employee of MEE, you always stand beside the client; you look at what someone can do themselves. You support the strengthening of the social network around the client, with the aim of strengthening the client's own strength.

You are SKJ-registered, or you can register in the short term. To achieve SKJ registration in the short term, we will look at the possibilities together. For example, we have an accredited practical program with the SKJ.

You will receive an extensive onboarding program in which:

• You become acquainted with our mission, vision, and expertise in our 'Welcome to MEE program'.

• You will be paired with a practical coach (colleague).

• You will regularly attend intervision meetings.

• You follow various trainings and courses.

• After completion, you can call yourself a fully qualified MEE expert.

10 reasons to work at MEE Rotterdam Rijnmond? View them here.

Then please contact Slamet Vos or Amee de Schipper (neighbourhood team coordinators MEE) via telephone number 06-

14326176 or 06-41172727. Slamet and Amee are happy to speak with you.

For substantive questions about the neighborhood team, you can contact Amy Honkoop (Youth neighborhood team member) via telephone number 06-54973146. Amy is also happy to speak with you.

You can also email via hr.mee@meerotterdam.nl.

For general information about our organization, go to www.meerotterdamrijnmond.nl.