Dunedin Community Development Job Listings

Able Minds

Whanau Support Worker x2

Dunedin, New Zealand

Whānau Support Workers – Dunedin & Queenstown Lakes (2 Positions | 30–37.5 Hours per Week) At Able Minds, we are passionate about supporting and empowering tangata whaiora and their whānau affected by mental distress, addiction, and suicide. Our dedicated support workers walk alongside families to promote self-care, resilience, and advocacy, helping to transform lives and strengthen communities. We are currently seeking two dynamic and compassionate Whānau Support Workers to join our growing team: • One based in Dunedin • One based in the Queenstown Lakes area Each role offers between 30 and 37.5 hours per week and involves travel within the local district to meet with families, collaborate with service providers, and build strong community networks. What You’ll Do: • Support whānau with practical tools to navigate mental health and addiction systems • Help build resilience and advocacy skills within family units • Work with clients across all ages — tamariki, rangatahi, adults, and seniors • Collaborate with community partners for holistic, whānau-centred outcomes • Promote Able Minds’ services in the region and represent our mahi with professionalism and empathy What You’ll Bring: • A relevant qualification in mental health, social services, education, or similar • Lived or professional experience in mental health or addiction support (advantageous) • Excellent interpersonal skills and the ability to adapt your approach across diverse backgrounds • Strong knowledge of the mental health sector and community services • A full, clean NZ Driver’s Licence (essential) • Familiarity with Te Tiriti o Waitangi and commitment to culturally responsive practice • A current First Aid Certificate (or willingness to obtain) Why Work With Us? • Be part of a purpose-driven, community-based organisation with offices across Otago and Southland • Join a supportive, inclusive team that values professional development and flexibility • Make a lasting impact on the lives of individuals and whānau in your community Download the Job Description: www.able.org.nz Apply via Seek Applications close: 5:00pm, 2 July 2025 Questions? Contact Sarah on 021 126 1805 Able Minds is an equal opportunity employer committed to providing a safe, healthy, and inclusive environment for staff, clients, and our community.

NZ$25-30

the mount cargill trust

Support Worker Full and Part time available

Dunedin, New Zealand

Creating hope and belonging The Mount Cargill Trust is a smaller provider in Dunedin, focusing on individual supports. Due to growth, we are looking for fulltime and parttime staff to join our team. Our aim is to ensure individuals receive care and support at a level which is appropriate to the age, need and aspirations of the person and their whanau. We strive to foster and facilitate positive outcomes for each person’s life. Our Values Respect - Manaakitanga Relationships - Whanaungatanga Professional - Integrity, Transparency Empowerment Rangatiratanga - Self-determination Acknowledgment and respect of the obligations of the Treaty of Waitangi across the service. This job is not for you unless… You have? • A great attitude and values • a willingness to learn • a sense of humor - at times you may need it • a full NZ driver licence • initiative Can you? • hit the ground running • engage with anyone – a people person • see possibilities in people to make a positive difference • be flexible • get off your phone while at work Are you ready? • to be part of shaping the future for young people and adults • to share your life experience but also learn new skills • be part of team that is truly dedicated to great outcomes for our Tamariki and Rangatahi We are looking for people who have a great attitude regardless of qualifications or experience. You will need you to be able to work one weekend day/evening each fortnight. If you still think this is the job for you then please get in touch. https://www.mtcargilltrust.org.nz/

NZ$25-30

Dunedin, Otago

Support Person/Valet

Dunedin, New Zealand

Personal Assistant/Valet Want to work 4.5 hours a week but get paid for 6? Want to spend those hours making a huge impact to the lives of others? Seeking an assistant to partner with a professional and former CEO, who has so much on the go and needs some help. Working 4.5 to 6 hours a week, there is flexibility around hours and the option to live in, however due to the nature of this option preference will be given to male applicants. Applications from people from diverse cultural and linguistic backgrounds; people with disability; mature age workers; LGBTQIA+ individuals, and people from non-support backgrounds are strongly encouraged. Who you are You are an experienced personal assistant, or someone who can bring a new and fresh perspective to the role. You thrive in an agile environment, have excellent attention to detail, always curious, hungry for an adventure, love the great outdoors, share excitement for innovation coupled with integrity and looking for a role that will enable you to grow personally. The role You will be working directly with the person, who will be focused on transitioning from a disability focus to re-establishing himself in consulting, making a difference by evoking change through ‘Big Picture Thinking’ insight and vision. Being neurodiverse he needs your support, encompassing aspects of household management, leisure, exercise and everything associated with general wellbeing, working to provide the organisation and the structure around him in his home and personal life, that he needs to support him in this fast-paced environment. You’ll excel at this role if you; • desire to learn and can consistently understand the persons needs • can enable the person to thrive by successfully removing the 'noise' that surrounds him. • have excellent attention to detail, coordination and organisational skills. • have the ability to understand when to ask questions and are never shy to admit that you do not know something. • are confident, personable, trustworthy, punctual, and reliable. • have the strength of mind to work independently, can set goals and develop achievable timelines to meet them. • desire to thrive, curiosity to learn and have the ability to quickly adapt in a dynamic environment. • possess excellent communication skills (written and verbal) in a personal and professional environment. If this doesn’t sound exciting, this role isn’t for you. You’ll love this job because; There are lots of personal and professional development opportunities, and you will work with the person to define what that looks like for you - now and in the future. You will be part of a bigger team of individuals who have just as much passion and enthusiasm for their roles, and take their work, but not themselves, seriously, caring about social issues and ensuring their legacy is a sustainable one. APPLY NOW!!!

NZ$20-30

Healthvision New Zealand

Community Support Worker (Dunedin)

Dunedin, New Zealand

Are you resilient, energetic and conscientious? Do you have an interest in supporting people with health-related issues or a disability? If you are dedicated to building strong, trust-based relationships with people we support to help enable them to live the best possible life then read on! About the Position | Te Mahi Support work is fun, people-facing, challenging, and very rewarding, and it is also a deeply empathetic journey. It is more than a job; it is an opportunity to provide invaluable support, led by the people you will be supporting. Responsibilities may Include: - Assisting with personal cares (showering, bathing) - Assisting with household management and meal preparation - Supporting exercise programmes - Assisting with accessing the community - Bowel, Bladder, and Catheter cares - Moving and handling hoists and manual transfers - Medication support Job Location: Otago - Dunedin Employment Type: Permanent (30+ Hours), Part Time (Up to 29 Hours) or Casual (Cover Shifts) We offer a range of employment opportunities including casual, part-time, and full-time positions, which will be discussed further during the recruitment process. Days of Work: As this is community-based work, rotating rosters would be involved including am, pm and weekend work. Your preferred hours of work can be discussed during the recruitment process. The duration of these hours may vary, ranging from shorter to longer periods, depending on the specific needs of the people we support. About you | He momo You are a calm but confident natured individual who can demonstrate resilience and understand the challenges of our service users. There are many responsibilities associated with being a support worker which can be challenging and fulfilling. It is rewarding when you are part of the support that enables a person to live their best lives in the community. The candidate would have (Candidate Pre-Requisites): - Ideally prior personal care experience is preferred - A Level 3 or Level 4 Health and Wellbeing qualification is beneficial and those looking to enter the healthcare sector will also be considered (comprehensive training can be provided) - Access to a car and ability to drive independently (a full New Zealand Driver's License is a must) - Flexibility to work on a rotating roster - Legal right to work in New Zealand is a must. Benefits | Ki te huanga - Pay Band: $24.13 - $30.03 per hour (This is based on the Pay Equity Settlement 2017 – hourly pay rates based on equivalency of Healthcare Qualifications assessed under Pay Equity). - Flexible hours - Travel allowance as per In Between Travel (IBT) rules - Opportunities to gain your Level 3 and Level 4 Qualifications in Health and Wellbeing with Careerforce NZ - Paid competency trainings - Free EAP (Employee Assistance Programme) Services - Free Flu vaccinations - Refer a friend programme The Organisation |Te Whakahaerenga Healthvision is a family-owned provider of Specialist Homecare, Community Nursing and Rehabilitation services throughout New Zealand. We are compassionate, innovative, dedicated and work collaboratively with the communities we support. Enabling people and their whānau to live their best life in their community is a primary aim of what we do. Making a positive difference is key to our approach. We are a progressive organisation grounded in family values and we care! Hiahia | Interested? Contact us even if you do not have a qualification as we are looking for people who are willing to learn, who will be reliable and passionate about community support work. If you can demonstrate how you will travel between people we support, we are happy to talk about the opportunities, we may have for you.

Negotiable Salary

WellSouth

Mental Health Clinician - Dunedin

Dunedin, New Zealand

Mental Health Clinician Location: Dunedin FTE: 0.7 Compensation: $81,840 - $92,070 pro rata per annum At WellSouth, we are dedicated to promoting health equity, ensuring everyone has access to the highest quality of care and enabling better health outcomes for people in the Southern region. We offer: * A supportive work environment where you'll make a real impact on the lives of our diverse communities. * Opportunities for personal and professional growth. * A commitment to upholding the principles of the Treaty of Waitangi. * To support the health and wellbeing of our employees we offer flu vaccinations, an annual wellness voucher and a day off on your Birthday. * 5 weeks annual leave after two years * Sick leave entitlement of 5 days will be available from commencement of employment and another 5 days at 6 months of employment. 10 days entitlement will be available at 12 months service thereafter. * Inhouse equity training, Te Reo training and associated professional development * We are a rainbow tick certified workplace, the first PHO in Aotearoa New Zealand. About the role WellSouth is looking to employ a Registered Health Professional under the HPCCA (2003,) or who is registered with an appropriate professional body to work primarily in the WellSouth Mental Health Service. The person in this position will improve health outcomes for individuals, families/whanau and identified communities by working in partnership to inform, support, plan for and implement appropriate primary mental health care changes. There is an ability to negotiate flexible days/hours of work for the right candidate. What we are looking for: * Have previous post graduate experience in the mental health field, which is preferred. * You will be able to engage with and have experience in providing therapeutic interventions to a range of individuals. * Strong clinical acumen and competency with a recognised therapeutic modality. * Intervention and assistance/advice with referrals to other agencies. * You will have a good knowledge and be able to establish collaborative working relationships with a number of services across multiple sectors including a strong consult relationship with General Practice. * Child and youth experience would be an advantage. Our Values - Tō Mātou Uara * He mana tō te whānau – Whānau Centred * Tōkeke - Equitable * Manawa whakaute - Respectful * Pono – Transparent Please note that we don’t always work to fixed closing dates & may interview candidates as their applications are received. Applications close: 11 July 2025 Applications must include a CV, and a cover letter. To apply please click 'apply now' or through accessing the following link: https://wellsouth.bamboohr.com/careers/464 WellSouth is Smokefree and we support the Government’s Vision of a Smokefree Aotearoa 2025. WellSouth Primary Health Network is an equal opportunity employer committed to upholding the principles of the Treaty of Waitangi. We encourage applications from candidates of all backgrounds.

Negotiable Salary