Støt en glad og legesyg dreng i rolige eftermiddagstimer på Østerbro

This role requires experience in supporting children with special needs, particularly nonverbal communication through gestures and body language. The candidate should be comfortable engaging in calm, playful activities such as building with Lego and general play, demonstrating patience and empathy. Experience with personal care tasks, including assistance during mealtimes, diaper changes, and bathing, is essential. Familiarity with developmental disabilities, especially conditions like Cornelia de Lange syndrome, is advantageous but not mandatory. The position demands the ability to create a positive, stable, and trusting relationship with a 14-year-old boy whose developmental level is below his age. The candidate should be able to work reliably during scheduled afternoon hours twice a week, with flexibility for additional hours during holidays or illness. Working within a family-owned organization that emphasizes empathy, professionalism, and a good match between caregiver and client is important. The employer provides structured support, including a fixed advisor, a staffed on-call service outside working hours, and ongoing training opportunities, highlighting the value placed on continuous professional development. Candidates should have prior experience with children and feel confident in personal care routines. The role offers employment benefits such as salary and pension aligned with collective agreements, liability and occupational injury insurance, and health insurance through pension schemes. Overall, the ideal candidate combines practical caregiving skills, emotional sensitivity, and a commitment to enhancing the quality of life for a child with special needs in a supportive, professional environment.