Baden-Württembergischer Landesverband für Prävention und Rehabilitation gGmbH | Germany | 69xxx Heidelberg | Temporary contract | Part time - flexible | Published since: 16.02.2026 on stepstone.de
Part-time social worker/social pedagogue 50%, initially limited until 28.02.2027 (m/f/d)
With 54 facilities and over 900 employees, the Baden-Württembergische Landesverband für Prevention und Rehabilitation gGmbH (bwlv) is the largest non-profit body of the search assistance and prevention in Baden-Württemberg, and is also the body of child and youth assistance and integration services for people with difficulty disabilities. The non-profit association operates, among other things, specialist clinics, homes, day clinics, outpatient consulting and treatment centres and aftercare facilities. We are looking for reinforcement for our institute Fachstelle Sucht Heidelberg!
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Your tasks • Your profile • What we offer
Requesting counselling/patiently cared for housing (support of people in/with special social difficulties) as well as further tasks from the cross-section of the specialist services (consultancy, prevention)
knowledge of addiction and addiction and dealing with mentally ill people, Experience in addiction and homeless help Knowledge and skills in motivating conversation Loadability, flexibility, team capability Possibility and willingness to work and accompany clients in the city area of Heidelberg; Possibility and willingness to work on 1 night per week
Continuing and continuing education Cooperation with Hansefit Flexible working hours sabbatical Remuneration after TVöD Meetings on current topics Deputat 50%
Location
 | Baden-Württembergischer Landesverband für Prävention und Rehabilitation gGmbH | |
| Heidelberg | ||
| Germany |
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