This role requires experience supporting children with special needs, specifically a 7-year-old girl diagnosed with infantile autism and stress reactions. The candidate must be skilled in creating a safe, nurturing, and structured environment that balances active play, physical activities, role-playing, and quiet moments such as reading and walking. Key competencies include patience, clear communication, and the ability to provide consistent boundaries while being responsive to the child's initiatives. The position demands familiarity with managing challenging behaviors, including outward aggression under stress, by maintaining calmness, clarity, and presence. Practical experience in fostering social relationships and emotional regulation in children with developmental or behavioral challenges is essential. The candidate should be understanding, active, and adept at engaging in imaginative play, including themes from the Astrid Lindgren universe. Working hours are fixed to afternoons several days per week, requiring reliability and commitment. The role is embedded within a family-owned welfare organization offering structured support, ongoing training, and professional development opportunities. While no formal education is mandated, relevant experience with children with special needs is critical. The position offers employment under a collective agreement for disability assistance, including pension, insurance coverage, and access to a support network. Overall, the ideal candidate combines empathy, practical caregiving skills, and the ability to adapt to the child's emotional and behavioral needs to promote stability, growth, and positive experiences during after-school hours.