Treatment Educator - Domestic Violence and Honor-Based Violence

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50626 Do you want to be part of creating change alongside a team passionate about helping children, young people, and adults in vulnerable and complex life situations? We provide housing and support to individuals who, for various reasons, need safety, structure, and professional care. Our services include secure residential facilities, supported housing (both secure and non-secure) for young people, and family emergency care homes. All operations are conducted under license from the Swedish IVO authority. Our work is always based on the individual's needs, circumstances, and life situation. We primarily work with target groups such as: * Individuals needing protection due to domestic violence * Individuals needing protection due to honor-based violence * Individuals unable to live at home due to conflict-ridden or otherwise inadequate home conditions Our goal is to create a trustful and motivating everyday life in a home-like and safe environment, with a care chain characterized by structure, continuity, and qualified staff. Here, there is space for the individual's experiences, feelings, and processes with the aim of strengthening their self-esteem, independence, and trust in the future. We work to provide our residents with individualized tools and support in their development based on their age, background, and specific needs. This could include support in processing difficult experiences, developing strategies for daily life, and exploring their identity and resources. In close collaboration with each individual, we strive to create conditions for a safe and independent life with increased participation, self-determination, and the opportunity to make active choices for their own future. The Role The position involves work at our supported housing facility (working with young people aged 16-21), secure residential facilities (adults and accompanying children), and support for family emergency care homes—all parts of our care chain. As a treatment educator, you work according to current procedures and guidelines as well as the residents' individual needs and wishes to plan and carry out interventions. The role is varied, and as a treatment educator, you are responsible in daily work for meeting and working with clients in a safe, stable, and professional manner. In our operations, we work from a pedagogical and low-arousal approach. Together with colleagues and supervisors, you work to create meaningful and enriching days with a focus on building an independent everyday life even after the placement ends. Work tasks include case management, client work, care and safety planning, contact with authorities, and documentation. The work also includes daily tasks and activities that contribute to a safe, structured, and pleasant living environment, such as household chores. You support and guide on matters related to meals, exercise, cleaning, finances, leisure interests, school contact, and communication. The role also includes planning, following up, and documenting interventions based on current care and implementation plans. We Are Looking For Working with us requires high demands for flexibility, communication, and good teamwork ability. We are looking for someone who is adaptable, has a low-arousal approach, and has a good ability to handle stress. To thrive in the role of treatment educator with us, we believe you are communicative, responsive, and relationship-building with a well-grounded sense of security in yourself. You should be practically minded and solution-focused, and when needed, able to set appropriate boundaries to create clarity and safety—but also able to guide clients in doing this themselves. You should enjoy working independently and have great personal responsibility in your daily work, but with close collaboration with the rest of the team. Having a structured work approach and being able to make priority assessments is very important. Being flexible is an important part of the work as we collaborate with authorities and with people where needs change quickly. Qualifications It is very positive if you have documented education and experience in the areas of domestic violence, honor-based violence, and working with people in crisis. It is also a great advantage if you have experience working with children who have witnessed or been exposed to violence. Training in TMO, MI, FREDA, SARA, Trappansamtal, and PATRIARK as well as language skills (beyond Swedish and English) are also merits. At least 2 years of post-secondary education in social work, care, or health work Knowledge of BBIC and SOL (Swedish Social Services Act) Good ability to express yourself in speech and writing in Swedish and computer skills B driving license and a clear certificate from the police's suspicion and criminal record register Training in Patriark/Sara, MI, Trappansamtal, empowerment, or TMO is a merit. Great importance is placed on personal qualities. The position involves 5 shifts per week with flexible working hours. You will be involved in your scheduling but need to be able to work both day and evening shifts, as well as some weekends if needed. Positions at 50-75% capacity and hourly employment may also be available. If you cannot work 100%, please feel free to send your CV anyway. Interviews will be conducted on an ongoing basis as we want a quick appointment with the right person who we hope will become part of a fantastic team. We warmly welcome your application! Other Information: NOTE! As the entire care chain is secure, the application process only goes through the email below: [email protected] Due to time considerations, we will only contact those we wish to invite for an interview by phone or email, where you will then be given more information and can ask further questions about the operation and the position before a digital interview is scheduled. An in-person meeting will be part of the recruitment process, and a certificate from the police's suspicion and criminal record register will be requested at that time. Open to All We focus on your competence, not your other circumstances. We are open to adapting the role or workplace according to your needs.50626 Do you want to be part of creating change alongside a team passionate about helping children, young people, and adults in vulnerable and complex life situations? We provide housing and support to individuals who, for various reasons, need safety, structure, and professional care. Our services include secure residential facilities, supported housing (both secure and non-secure) for young people, and family emergency care homes. All operations are conducted under license from the Swedish IVO authority. Our work is always based on the individual's needs, circumstances, and life…

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Gothenburg

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Fabrikstorget 1

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57.698143, 11.9931849copyopen in

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27. 4. 2026

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4. 8. 2026

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