Residential Staff Day/Evening Äppelgården, Kimstad

Do you want to work in a place where you truly make a difference every day? At Äppelgården in Kimstad, we are looking for individuals who want to work day/evening shifts at our residence for youth. Here, you will utilize your knowledge, security, and commitment to create stable and meaningful everyday lives for our girls aged 15–19 years. **About the Position** As an employee with us, you will work closely with young people with neuropsychiatric disabilities and/or social behavioral issues. You will help them succeed in their daily lives through clarity, predictability, relationship-building efforts, and tailored support. You will play a crucial role in creating safety, routines, and a calm environment – both in their daily lives and within the residential setting. **Your Main Responsibilities** - Support youth in daily routines, activities, and care situations. - Build safe, stable relationships and work in a low-arousal manner during challenging behaviors. - Provide structure and clarity based on a neuropsychiatric-informed approach. - Document according to current guidelines and collaborate with social services, schools, and internal functions. - For those working day/evening shifts: plan and implement activities, school support, and daily structure. **Requirements for the Position** - Post-secondary education: treatment educator, social educator, behavioral scientist, social worker, or support educator. - Experience working with the target group. - B driver's license and driving experience. - Ability to work independently and in a team. - Good communication skills and confidence in handling emotions, stress, and changing situations. **Meritorious** - Experience with neuropsychiatric conditions and low-arousal responses. - Experience working with young people with extensive needs. - Experience with animal-assisted interventions, such as horse-assisted activities. **We are looking for someone who** - Is confident in themselves and in interactions with youth. - Can build trust, remain stable, and provide support even in challenging situations. - Thrives with structure, responsibility, and working with a clear treatment focus. - Wants to contribute to a safe, sustainable, and professional care environment.