ppThe Emma Couvreu Childhood Foundation, since 1829, has been actively committed to the reception, protection, and support of minors at risk in their development. Our services are aimed at children and also their parents. We implement our actions in accordance with values that we embody daily. Our activities are fully aligned with the minor protection policy established by the State of Vaud. Strong in its commitment, the Foundation manages 5 boarding schools and 6 outpatient units, mobilising more than 250 collaborators. /ppThe main mission of the Day Socio-educational Reception (ASEJ) is to develop and support the conditions necessary for the child’s developmental recovery and to support parents in exercising their parenting in order to promote the child’s maintenance in their family environment. /ppWithin this framework, the ASEJ protection measure aims to provide socio-educational assistance to families in difficulty in educating their child. This is expressed, on the one hand, by specialised reception and educational support for children aged 6 to 16 years and, on the other hand, by support for the family system and within the primary network. /ppThe proposed support takes place from Monday to Friday during school periods, as well as every other Saturday and during part of the school holidays. Children are welcomed at lunchtime and in the afternoon between the return from school and 6pm. Outreach work (at home or within the primary network) mainly takes place outside the children’s reception hours in the structure. /ppAs part of the evolution of the cantonal ASEJ mission, we are pleased to open a new position within one of our ASEJs: /ph3Job Description /h3pThe Unit Manager (UM) is, by delegation of the Sector Management, daily guarantor of the institutional line. They coordinate and support the educational team in the various tasks that ensure the smooth running of the structure. The UM represents the Management and is the guarantor of the institutional framework during review meetings that punctuate the ASEJ support. Their interventions with situations or the professional network aim to support and guarantee the ASEJ support line in each situation. In this context, their working time is divided between the daily reception of children (about 55%) and coordination tasks. /ph3Your Profile /h3ulliHolder of a HES or ES diploma in social education or an equivalent qualification /liliSeveral years of clinical institutional experience with minors /liliExtensive continuing education directly related to clinical work with minors and families /liliGood knowledge of socio-educational intervention in an outpatient setting /liliExperience in a managerial position with personnel management would be a plus /liliNatural leadership /liliVery good analytical, organisational, coordination, and management skills as well as strong writing skills /liliDriving licence essential /li /ulh3Workplace /h3pASEJ - La Villa, Boulevard St-Martin 2, 1800 Vevey /ph3We offer you /h3pA pleasant working environment, a dynamic team in an organisation ready to value creative talents and to take on significant challenges. /ppWorking conditions according to the Social CCT. /ph3Start date /h3p or to be agreed /ph3Duration /h3pindefinite /p /p #J-18808-Ljbffr
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