Child and Youth Care Worker - Polokwane Welfare Complex

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**Overview** The Limpopo Department of Social Development is seeking a Child and Youth Care Worker for the Polokwane Welfare Complex. This role offers an annual salary ranging from R 191,694.00 to R 253,500.00. **What you will do** * Receive children and youth to the care facility after admission. * Provide orientation for the child to the center. * Provide care and development of children and youth where their needs are protected. * Ensure that children/youth receive medical services. * Facilitate independent living and recreational programmes. * Organize family visits and contacts. * Escort children to external services. * Assist with implementation of developmental and therapy programmes. * Perform administration duties. **Requirements (from the original advert)** * An appropriate recognized NQF level 4 Grade 12 or equivalent qualification as recognised by SAQA and Basic qualification in Child Care. * Current registration with the South African Council for Social Service Professions [SACSSP] as auxiliary child and youth care worker. **Who should apply** The ideal candidate will have: * Knowledge and understanding of the legislative framework Children’s Act, Child Care Act, Child Justice Act governing the Secure Care Centers. * Good communication skills. * Good interpersonal relationships. * Ability to handle pressure. * Honesty and confidentiality. * Customer care skills. **Deadline** Not specified **Reference** Original posting: https://www.myjobmag.co.za/job/child-and-youth-care-worker-polokwane-welfare-complex-limpopo-department-of-social-development Source: myjobmag

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