EVB Disability Care Assistant | 8-36 hours

Salaries are dependent on your education and position:

• mbo2: FWG 25 | € 2,384 - € 3,276 gross per month
• mbo3: FWG 30/35 | € 2,420 - € 3,708 gross per month
• mbo4: FWG 40 | € 2.951 - € 3.980 gross per month
• hbo: FWG 45 | € 3.113 - € 4.347 gross per month

In addition, you receive:

• A permanent contract immediately, with contract hours in consultation between 8 and 36 hours per week
• 8% holiday allowance and an end-of-year bonus of 8.33%
• Pension accrual via Pensioenfonds Zorg & Welzijn
• 144 vacation hours and 57 balance leave hours per year with full-time employment
• Travel allowance
• Tax benefit up to € 750 per year, for example for a bicycle, phone, laptop, or sports subscription

As an EVB assistant, you support clients with a severe intellectual disability at locations in Nootdorp, Delft, The Hague, Schiedam, or Vlaardingen. You provide structure, help with daily care, and build trust step by step. You will receive a permanent contract immediately for 8 to 36 hours per week and plenty of room to learn and grow.

As an EVB disability care assistant, you work with clients with a severe or moderate intellectual disability. They often have a socio-emotional developmental level of up to about two to two and a half years. Therefore, predictability, patience, and clear communication are important.

For example, you help with getting up, washing, and dressing. In doing so, you always look at what someone can do themselves. Sometimes you just hold a shirt so that a client can put it on themselves. At another moment, you take over an action.

You support clients with their daily care and always look at what someone can do themselves. Depending on the client, you also work with aids or provide more intensive physical care. Whatever you have not yet mastered, you can learn with us if it fits your role and education.

After day activities, you ensure peace and a clear transition to the evening. You cook, supervise the mealtime, and undertake activities that suit the client. Think of walking, coloring, modeling with clay, or listening to music.

Unexpected situations can trigger tension and physical behavior. By observing well and clearly explaining what is going to happen, you offer safety and predictability. You learn to recognize small signals and give clients the time to take a step themselves.

Do you find satisfaction in small steps that mean a lot to a client? And do you want to learn when to help and when to actually give space? Then working with EVB could be a good fit for you.

• Patience and an eye for small developments.
• Ability to provide structure, clarity, and predictability.