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39,000+ live jobsAmbulant Support Worker GIA (social worker/case manager)
On-site in Kloetinge·Part-time·Added 6 months ago (last checked 9 Nov)
Our summary
- Salary
- €3,507 - €5,326 a month
- Work mode
- On-site, Kloetinge
- Contract
- Part-time
- Languages
- Dutch




Skills
This job advert was originally written in Dutch.
Requirements
What we're looking for
- You have a HBO-Bachelor degree level 6 in Social Work, Social Pedagogical Support Worker, or equivalent. Or you have an HBO diploma level 5 and are open to training to level 6.
- You are SKJ-registered or are willing to obtain this registration.
- You have experience working with families where there is acute or long-term insecurity due to domestic violence.
- You can obtain a VOG and at least one relevant reference.
Nice to have
- You see what is really going on, even beneath the surface.
- You remain calm under pressure and possess strong problem-solving skills.
- You dare to make choices in complex situations, name what others avoid, and know when to support or set boundaries.
- You work without judgment and in a system-oriented manner.
- You communicate openly and work pleasantly within a team.
- You are eager to learn and willing to work outside office hours if necessary.
Pay & benefits
What you'll get
- Salary: In accordance with the CAO Sociaal Werk in scale 8 (between €3,507.- and €5,326.- gross per month for a 36-hour work week, including the middle-income labor market supplement, amounts as of October 1, 2026).
- Contract: A one-year contract, followed by a permanent contract upon mutual satisfaction.
- Extras: Travel allowance, an individual choice budget of 16.4% (with which you can compose your own employment conditions and can use it for extra salary or leave hours), a career budget (career amount and vitality hours) for sustainable employability and vitality, and a bicycle lease scheme (with a permanent employment contract).
- Development: Access to e-learning modules from Emergis, GoodHabitz, and GGZ Ecademy and other internal training opportunities.
- Pension: Accrual with PFZW, 50% contribution by Emergis.
The role
Sometimes insecurity completely turns lives upside down, precisely in the place where someone should feel safe. In those moments, it is important that there is someone by their side who maintains an overview and helps to regain control step by step. Are you someone who does not shrink from complex situations, but rather gains energy from restoring safety within families? Are you not a standard support worker, but a director, a connector, and a go-getter? Then read on quickly!
As an ambulant support worker, you step right into the middle of situations where tension, uncertainty, and sometimes danger converge. No two days are the same: today you are sitting at the table with parents and their children, and tomorrow you are working together with chain partners on acute safety. You are the one who brings overview, makes choices, and determines the course.
The GIA team is part of the social domain within Emergis and offers specialist care to adults and children who are victims of violence in situations of dependency, such as domestic violence. Often there is multi-complex problematic, meaning that support is sometimes continued even after the crisis phase. The goal is to restore safety for all those involved, with sustainable safety as the starting point: the violence must stop so that clients can regain control of their situation, whereby safety is secured by providing tools to handle situations differently in the future. The team works in a trauma-sensitive and strength-based manner based on three pillars: hope, self-regulation, and citizenship, with the goal of a life without violence.
The team consists of a manager, a team leader, and ten employees. The home base is Middelburg, but work is carried out throughout Zeeland, both ambulantly and through outreach. There is close cooperation with the social judicial services team (MJD) and with partners in the chain approach to domestic violence and child abuse. They implement the case management for Centrum Seksueel Geweld Zeeland (CSG Zeeland), case management MDA++, AWARE, and Intensive Case Management for High-Risk Cases in Zeeland, as well as guidance provided through WMO funding.
What you'll do
Your role consists of:
- Directing & coordinating: You independently and systematically shape complex support trajectories, performing case management and coordinating appropriate assistance in collaboration with chain partners. In doing so, you direct the cooperation between these parties: support services, police, justice, and the client's network.
- System-oriented support: You offer specialized, client-oriented support in coordination with chain partners, with the aim of breaking patterns of violence and increasing safety, whereby you continuously monitor the balance between care and safety and between trust and intervention, and remain involved with families, even in complex situations.
- Analyzing & risk management: You analyze problems and the underlying causes of insecurity, signal acute risks, and take appropriate actions where necessary to ensure safety. You perform sharp risk assessments within complex family situations.
- On-call services: You participate in the on-call services of the Centrum Seksueel Geweld (CSG) Zeeland.
Job description
At Emergis, you will find not only a position and an environment where you truly make a difference, but also good conditions. We offer you:
We are looking for an experienced ambulant support worker with a heart for the target group. You recognize yourself in the following:
See you soon!
Hiring process
Have you become enthusiastic about this vacancy? Then we look forward to receiving your application!
Apply directly via the button below or contact Anne Rietveld (team leader) at 06 55 42 38 74 for more information.
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