Beschreibung
SPAJ301
Adult and Youth Protection Service (SPAJ) - Child Protection Office (OPE)
The missions of SPAJ consist of ensuring prevention, promotion and protection of youth and taking care of adults in difficulty. The service develops and funds outpatient care for children and guarantees the well-being of placed children while financially supporting extrafamilial care structures and specialised education institutions.
Your missions
Within the scope of your role, you carry out social work in the field of youth protection in collaboration with families and institutions.
You conduct social investigations for civil, criminal and administrative judicial authorities, assume civil and criminal guardianship mandates, respond to consultations and take charge of voluntary mandates.
Your profile
Holder of a diploma in social sciences or an equivalent qualification, issued by a University of Applied Sciences or a recognised university, you have specific training in child protection (CAS) or are willing to undertake it while employed.
Your professional background demonstrates extensive experience in the care and support of children in difficulty and you possess good knowledge of the Neuchâtel social and judicial network.
You know how to manage stress in a demanding context and also work in a team and network.
Holder of a driving licence and a motor vehicle, you are willing to use it for service purposes.
We offer you
Information
Ms Katia Marcon Schwab, team leader, tel. 032 889 85 25
Working for the State
Diversity is a fundamental value that we cultivate with conviction and we are committed to creating an inclusive environment where everyone, regardless of their origin, gender or background, feels fully integrated and valued.
Application deadline: 9 June 2026
Salary: Class 9
Start date: 1 September 2026
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Adult and Youth Protection Service (SPAJ) - Child Protection Office (OPE)
The missions of SPAJ consist of ensuring prevention, promotion and protection of youth and taking care of adults in difficulty. The service develops and funds outpatient care for children and guarantees the well-being of placed children while financially supporting extrafamilial care structures and specialised education institutions.
Your missions
Within the scope of your role, you carry out social work in the field of youth protection in collaboration with families and institutions.
You conduct social investigations for civil, criminal and administrative judicial authorities, assume civil and criminal guardianship mandates, respond to consultations and take charge of voluntary mandates.
Your profile
Holder of a diploma in social sciences or an equivalent qualification, issued by a University of Applied Sciences or a recognised university, you have specific training in child protection (CAS) or are willing to undertake it while employed.
Your professional background demonstrates extensive experience in the care and support of children in difficulty and you possess good knowledge of the Neuchâtel social and judicial network.
You know how to manage stress in a demanding context and also work in a team and network.
Holder of a driving licence and a motor vehicle, you are willing to use it for service purposes.
We offer you
- A varied activity within a competent and committed team.
- Flexible hours and the possibility to work remotely.
- Flexibility and autonomy in organising your work.
Information
Ms Katia Marcon Schwab, team leader, tel. 032 889 85 25
Working for the State
Diversity is a fundamental value that we cultivate with conviction and we are committed to creating an inclusive environment where everyone, regardless of their origin, gender or background, feels fully integrated and valued.
Application deadline: 9 June 2026
Salary: Class 9
Start date: 1 September 2026