You advise people interested in self-help, mediate in self-help groups and support new groups You take over the planning and implementation of events and projects (also in the team) You promote existing self-help groups throughout the district through exchange meetings and accompany joint public action You set up a self-help-friendly climate and participate in municipal bodies, specialist committees and working groups. In addition, you support the public work, e.g. through the editorial design of the self-help newsletter, lectures or social media channels

A completed study from the field of (social) pedagogy, (social) health sciences, social work or a comparable qualification You are interested in health and social issues, but also in the further development and design of self-help topics You are an open-minded, empathic person with a pronounced communication and team capability Diversity Competence and Intercultural Sensitivity You have a good organizational capacity and the ability to work independently as well as safe handling of digital and social media You are flexible and ready to be active in the afternoon, evening or at weekend events You are mobile and willing to perceive dates away

An interesting and versatile activity in a meaningful environment A competitive salary in free welfare care Various internal and external training opportunities 30 days vacation, flexible working hours and mobile work by arrangement taking into account the needs of the self-help contact point Benefits such as the grant of an operating pension, the cost of driving, the advantages and offers in the area of BGM