Bay of Plenty Community Services & Development Job Listings

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Peer Support Worker

Peer Support Worker Permanent, Full-time (40 hours per week) Service operates 24 hours, 7 days a week on a rotating roster (AM/PM shifts) Pay Equity: $25.00ph - $30.00ph (depending on qualification held and its equivalence to the Certificate in Health and Wellbeing L4) Ember values our people – they’re our secret sauce. We’re committed to doing our best for our kaimahi and recognise their irreplaceable skills and experience. To support this, we offer a higher hourly rate above the current Pay Equity Settlement requirement. Ember Korowai Takitini | Nga Matapono Ember Korowai Takitini blends professional expertise and lived experience to offer a range of services and supports for anyone with mental health, addiction or intellectual disability needs At Ember we support people to live the lives they choose and we challenge the systems that hold them back. We desire a society that better understands and responds to mental distress, addiction and intellectual disability. Ember offers: Additional leave, including recreation days and study leave. A comprehensive Health & Wellbeing programme, including wellbeing cards loaded with money to spend on your health needs, flu vaccinations, and Employee Assistance Programme (EAP), and more. Training opportunities for upskilling, personal & professional development, and career progression. The opportunity to make a meaningful impact every day in a values-led organisation. The Service | Ko Te Whare O Toro Mai a Ringa Toro Mai a Ringa is a unique and vital partnership between Ember Korowai Takitini and Lakes DHB, delivered under the Te Ara Tauwhirotanga model of care. Located in the heart of Rotorua, this community-based service provides intensive, wraparound support for people with complex mental health needs that go beyond the usual scope of residential services. Meaning "outstretched hands," Toro Mai a Ringa represents a place of welcome, safety, and opportunity. It is a space where tāngata whaiora from across the Lakes rohe are supported to rebuild their lives and take confident steps back into their community. With a focus on connection, dignity, and recovery, Toro Mai a Ringa extends not just a hand, but a pathway towards hope and healing. Role | Nga mahi Peer support is a challenging and deeply meaningful role that requires resilience, self-awareness, and the ability to genuinely connect with others. What makes this role unique is that you will draw directly on your own lived experience of mental health and/or alcohol and other drug (AOD) challenges — including your journey of recovery — to support and inspire the people you work alongside. As a Peer Support Worker, you will build authentic, trusting relationships and use your personal story to offer hope, understanding, and practical insight. Together with the people you support, you will explore new perspectives, recognise patterns, and strengthen self-belief. You will walk alongside them as they try new approaches, discover their own strengths, and move toward the life they want. You will have | Nga Pukenga Your own personal lived experience of mental distress and/or AOD challenges. By “lived experience” we mean that you have the experiential knowledge — the learning, wisdom, and insight — that comes from having personally faced your own mental health distress and/or addiction, and worked toward recovery. This is required for this role. A New Zealand Certificate in Health and Wellbeing (Level 4), or equivalent A current Full New Zealand Driver’s license (required) A valid/current work visa, residency, or NZ citizenship (required) Experience working in the area of mental health and/or addictions with a client-centered, recovery-focused approach A passion for walking along side those in need, supporting on-going goals on the pathway to recovery (required) Ready to make a difference? If this sounds like you, apply now with your CV and cover letter telling us why you’re the right fit for this role. “He aha te mea nui o te ao? Maku e ki atu, he tangata, he tangata, he tangata” What is the most important thing in the world? It is people, it is people, it is people. Ember is an equal opportunity employer. We welcome and embrace diversity and inclusion in the workplace and are committed to providing a safe and supportive environment for all. We particularly welcome applications from our Māori, Pacific and Rainbow communities. We will interview candidates as applications come through rather than waiting until the advertisement closes. The vacancy may be filled earlier if a suitable candidate is identified.

Rotorua, New Zealand

Negotiable Salary

Youth (Rangatahi) Support Workers64228067699457111

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Youth (Rangatahi) Support Workers

Mea nui koe - You matter, And we know it! Most job adverts start with what the company needs from you, luckily MindFull Support is an upside down company. Our kaupapa is about what we can offer YOU, we believe that if we take this approach, we as a team can achieve more. So let us tell you, what our mahi can offer: • Work life balance! We often work 48hr - 72 hr blocks per week, so you will have 4 - 5 days off per week to enjoy all of the things you love to do outside of mahi! We sometimes have shorter shifts available too 4 - 8 hrs (Working regular hours will require you to cover 1 weekend shift every 2 weeks) • Travel to different parts of the North Island for mahi. • Have ongoing learning opportunities. • The office team is here to serve you, rather than the reverse. • Tautoko - Support tāngata whaiora with an mental health concern or intellectual disability to create a daily routine and establish activities. • Be part of an awesome supportive team environment that cares about our tāngata whaiora. • Ka whakanuia koe, YOU are valued at MindFull your opinion matters and you have a say on how the company operates, what it becomes and how it approaches support. • Have regular clinical and cultural supervision, support and opportunities to debrief when you need it. • Never be “just” a support worker (we reject that thinking at MindFull). • Work with an awesome bunch of authentic and genuine people. Who aren’t interested in titles or ego but want to make a difference in the mental health and disability sector. If all of this sounds like you…. Then fill in our application form below, because it’s about time we talked. Must have: • Full drivers license • Level 4 or above Qualification in a health or youth related field • Experience in healthcare/community sector working with rangatahi/youth • You must have your own reliable vehicle - Current warrant and registration People who pass our interview process: • You are comfortable and experienced working in high risk environments • You’re awesome • You’re a think on your feet type • You're adventurous and enjoy being active (we like to go on adventures with whaiora) • You have awesome professional boundaries • You’re an engaging communicator • Are personable • You like collaborating with your team and whaiora • Understand mana enhancing approaches to support • Have previous experience • Are trauma informed • Understand Mental Health approaches e.g. de-escalation, active listening • You are culturally aware • You have a growth mindset – open to new research and approaches • You are confident navigating crisis and working with people who have high and complex needs • You are flexible in your approach, and can follow a plan • You are self aware and have a reflective practice • You are looking for work life balance, and are open to a casual contract and flexible work Warning: we aren’t another boring healthcare company…. Visit our website and see for yourself - www.mindfullsupport.co.nz ** Applicants will receive an email with a link to complete our full application form after applying via Trade Me** Ma tini, ma mano, ka rap ate whai – By joining together we will succeed

Rotorua, New Zealand

Negotiable Salary

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Community Facilitator

Our Role | Ko tā mātou mahi What is your "Why", your reason for going to work every day? Our Community Facilitators (support workers) who work alongside our partners are the cornerstone of our organisation. A Community Facilitator works alongside our disabled partners to enable good lives, drive normal outcomes and to encourage our partners to achieve their dreams! The Role may include but is not limited to • Supporting our disabled partners to achieve their goals • Helping partners maintain a high standard of living in their own homes • Providing personal cares • Encouraging our disabled partners to actively engage within our communities • Administering medication and providing support to and from appointments • Being encouraging and supportive of life skills, such as budgeting and pursuing employment opportunities and/or undertaking study • Building and maintaining supportive, fun, exciting and healthy relationships with some truly amazing individuals! About You | Ko koe tēnei A great Community Facilitator is innovative in providing support to our Disabled Partners and provides a positive influence in their lives. The ability to build genuine relationships and move forward with our disabled partners’ aspirations will be key to your success in this role. A Community Facilitator who wants to empower our partners, be healthy and fit, and be open to becoming a permanent employee if they prove to be a good fit for the role. Useful skills/attributes to possess: Bring passion, heart pride, and mana to your work Strong communication skills A positive attitude Emotional intelligence Resilient and motivated Adaptable and reliable Patient and compassionate Sense of humour with a big smile and an even bigger heart We welcome all applicants from experienced support workers to those who are hoping to make a career in the disability sector. Please note, you must have a full New Zealand Driver's License to be considered for this role. Team Member Benefits • Learning and development opportunities – we actively support your study to gain New Zealand Health and Wellbeing qualifications. • Wellyou! Benefits voucher on your work anniversary • Team Member and Team of the Month rewards • Birthday Voucher • ConneXu Perk App – discounts across a huge range of retailers. • Clearhead and Wellyou memberships – to support your mental and physical wellbeing. • Excellent on the job training – CPI Training, First Aid certificate, and more to ensure you are well equipped and feel confident in your work • Wellbeing days • An encouraging and supportive work environment that focuses on individual and team health and wellbeing. How to apply | Me pēhea te tuku tono Please submit your application via the advert you have selected, or alternately this can be done by visiting www.connexu.nz/community-facilitator-jobs-at-connexu where all vacancies are advertised. ConneXu is committed to actively seeking a diverse applicant pool. We welcome applications from all backgrounds and from those who are committed to understanding disability. Please note, you must have the legal right to work in New Zealand to apply for this position. Our Recruitment Process • If your application is of interest, we will be in contact via phone for an initial conversation. • You may be then asked to come in for a face-to-face interview with the hiring Team Leader and the People and Culture Advisor. You are welcome to bring a support person of course. • Our Disabled Partners will be included in the recruitment process and selection. This may mean they are part of the interview, or, an observation with those you may potentially partner with may be arranged. • Police vetting and Waka Kotahi drivers checks are mandatory for those who apply to work with ConneXu • Once these steps are completed with the preferred candidates, we will contact the final shortlist with an outcome of their application. Ko te āhua nei, he waka eke noa, nō reira tēnā koutou katoa. Our belief is, we are all in this together and so, thank you all!

Tauranga, New Zealand

Negotiable Salary

Youth Wellbeing Support Workers63886652132739113

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Youth Wellbeing Support Workers

Mea nui koe - You matter, And we know it! Most job adverts start with what the company needs from you, luckily MindFull Support is an upside down company. Our kaupapa is about what we can offer YOU, we believe that if we take this approach, we as a team can achieve more. So let us tell you, what our mahi can offer: • Work life balance! We often work 48hr - 72 hr blocks per week, so you will have 4 - 5 days off per week to enjoy all of the things you love to do outside of mahi! We sometimes have shorter shifts available too 4 - 8 hrs (Working regular hours will require you to cover 1 weekend shift every 2 weeks) • Travel to different parts of the North Island for mahi. • Have ongoing learning opportunities. • The office team is here to serve you, rather than the reverse. • Tautoko - Support tāngata whaiora with an mental health concern or intellectual disability to create a daily routine and establish activities. • Be part of an awesome supportive team environment that cares about our tāngata whaiora. • Ka whakanuia koe, YOU are valued at MindFull your opinion matters and you have a say on how the company operates, what it becomes and how it approaches support. • Have regular clinical and cultural supervision, support and opportunities to debrief when you need it. • Never be “just” a support worker (we reject that thinking at MindFull). • Work with an awesome bunch of authentic and genuine people. Who aren’t interested in titles or ego but want to make a difference in the mental health and disability sector. If all of this sounds like you…. Then fill in our application form below, because it’s about time we talked. Must have: • Full drivers license • Level 4 or above Qualification in a health or youth related field • Experience in healthcare/community sector working with rangatahi/youth • You must have your own reliable vehicle - Current warrant and registration People who pass our interview process: • You are comfortable and experienced working in high risk environments • You’re awesome • You’re a think on your feet type • You're adventurous and enjoy being active (we like to go on adventures with whaiora) • You have awesome professional boundaries • You’re an engaging communicator • Are personable • You like collaborating with your team and whaiora • Understand mana enhancing approaches to support • Have previous experience • Are trauma informed • Understand Mental Health approaches e.g. de-escalation, active listening • You are culturally aware • You have a growth mindset – open to new research and approaches • You are confident navigating crisis and working with people who have high and complex needs • You are flexible in your approach, and can follow a plan • You are self aware and have a reflective practice • You are looking for work life balance, and are open to a casual contract and flexible work Warning: we aren’t another boring healthcare company…. Visit our website and see for yourself - www.mindfullsupport.co.nz ** Applicants will receive an email with a link to complete our full application form after applying via Trade Me** Ma tini, ma mano, ka rap ate whai – By joining together we will succeed

Rotorua, New Zealand

Negotiable Salary

Rangatahi Wellbeing Support Workers63612616398339114

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Rangatahi Wellbeing Support Workers

Mea nui koe - You matter, And we know it! Most job adverts start with what the company needs from you, luckily MindFull Support is an upside down company. Our kaupapa is about what we can offer YOU, we believe that if we take this approach, we as a team can achieve more. So let us tell you, what our mahi can offer: • Work life balance! We often work 48hr - 72 hr blocks per week, so you will have 4 - 5 days off per week to enjoy all of the things you love to do outside of mahi! We sometimes have shorter shifts available too 4 - 8 hrs (Working regular hours will require you to cover 1 weekend shift every 2 weeks) • Travel to different parts of the North Island for mahi. • Have ongoing learning opportunities. • The office team is here to serve you, rather than the reverse. • Tautoko - Support tāngata whaiora with an mental health concern or intellectual disability to create a daily routine and establish activities. • Be part of an awesome supportive team environment that cares about our tāngata whaiora. • Ka whakanuia koe, YOU are valued at MindFull your opinion matters and you have a say on how the company operates, what it becomes and how it approaches support. • Have regular clinical and cultural supervision, support and opportunities to debrief when you need it. • Never be “just” a support worker (we reject that thinking at MindFull). • Work with an awesome bunch of authentic and genuine people. Who aren’t interested in titles or ego but want to make a difference in the mental health and disability sector. If all of this sounds like you…. Then fill in our application form below, because it’s about time we talked. Must have: • Full drivers license • Level 4 or above Qualification in a health or youth related field • Experience in healthcare/community sector working with rangatahi/youth • You must have your own reliable vehicle - Current warrant and registration People who pass our interview process: • You are comfortable and experienced working in high risk environments • You’re awesome • You’re a think on your feet type • You're adventurous and enjoy being active (we like to go on adventures with whaiora) • You have awesome professional boundaries • You’re an engaging communicator • Are personable • You like collaborating with your team and whaiora • Understand mana enhancing approaches to support • Have previous experience • Are trauma informed • Understand Mental Health approaches e.g. de-escalation, active listening • You are culturally aware • You have a growth mindset – open to new research and approaches • You are confident navigating crisis and working with people who have high and complex needs • You are flexible in your approach, and can follow a plan • You are self aware and have a reflective practice • You are looking for work life balance, and are open to a casual contract and flexible work Warning: we aren’t another boring healthcare company…. Visit our website and see for yourself - www.mindfullsupport.co.nz ** Applicants will receive an email with a link to complete our full application form after applying via Trade Me** Ma tini, ma mano, ka rap ate whai – By joining together we will succeed

Rotorua, New Zealand

Negotiable Salary

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Casual Support Worker

He korero mo matou | About Us: Ka Puta Ka Ora Emerge Aotearoa is a national provider of mental health, addiction, disability, offender rehabilitation, wellbeing and housing services. We believe that everyone is capable of living full and rich lives in their communities of choice. In every aspect of our work we are committed to helping whanau be the best they can be. Our Pounamu Hub is located close to Rotorua CBD, and we are looking for 2 Casual Support Workers to come on board and support our tangata whaiora. This service provides 24-hour care and support for adult whaiora in medium to longer term rehabilitation residences, and short-term crisis admissions. He korero mo te turanga | The Role: Joining a team of 12, you will work alongside Mental Health Professionals and Support Workers to help them to reconnect and live as independently as possible. We have a positive and supportive team culture and offer opportunities for ongoing learning and development. Our residential services are committed to realising the potential of tangata whaiora, provide mana enhancing services that promote health and wellbeing for individuals, family/whanau and communities. He korero mou | About You We are looking for resilient people, who are solution-focused, naturally energetic, and have a genuine interest in supporting people to achieve goals and learn new skills. To be successful in this role, ideally you will bring along the following: * A Level 4 (or higher) qualification in Health and Wellbeing, Mental Health, and Addiction. * Experience working in the mental health sector * Knowledge of community resources * A strong understanding of Maori and Pacifica cultures * A full New Zealand Driver's License * Eligibility to work in New Zealand Ko ta matou mahi | We Offer * Learning, development, and training opportunities. * Great staff benefits, including store discounts. * A supportive manager, and a team who celebrates success. This position will be advertised until filled.

Rotorua, New Zealand

Negotiable Salary

Sleepover Support Worker Role63612263534723116

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Sleepover Support Worker Role

Tēnā e te hikuroa, e hiahia ana ki te whai mahi mō te hua o ngā tāngata whaikaha me te kapakihi o Connexu, ānei te whāriki o tēnei raranga maha otirā mauriora kia koutou katoa. Hello everyone, who is looking to work alongside people with disabilities and our Organisation Connexu. Here is the following list of details you will need to know About Us | Ko wai mātou ConneXu facilitates whole of life support for adults with an intellectual and/or physical disability in a range of different circumstances and in a variety of ways. We provide both residential and community based support. Our Values | Ō Tātou Uara Social Justice | Integrity | Collaboration | Innovation | Care Our Role | Ko tā mātou mahi What is your "Why", your reason for going to work every day? Our Community Facilitators (support workers) who work alongside our disabled partners are the cornerstone of our organisation. A Community Facilitator works alongside our disabled partners to enable good lives, drive normal life outcomes and to encourage our partners to achieve their dreams! The role may include but is not limited to: • Supporting our disabled partners to develop new hobbies, skills, and interests. • Helping with household tasks, such as gardening, cleaning, and meal preparation • Providing personal cares (toileting and showering) • Encouraging our disabled partners to actively engage within our communities. • Administering medication and providing support to and from appointments • Being encouraging and supportive of life skills, such as budgeting and pursuing employment opportunities. • Building and maintaining supportive, fun, exciting and healthy relationships with some truly amazing individuals! About You | Ko koe tēnei A great Community Facilitator is innovative in providing support to our Disabled Partners and provides a positive influence in their lives. The ability to build genuine relationships and move forward with our disabled partners’ aspirations will be key to your success in this role. Useful skills/attributes to possess: • Bring passion, heart, pride and mana to your work • Strong communication skills • Emotional intelligence • Resilience • Adaptability • Sense of humour with a big smile and an even bigger heart We welcome all applicants from experienced support workers to those who are hoping to make a career in the disability sector. Please note, you must have a full New Zealand Driver's Licence to be considered for this role. Team Member Benefits • Learning and development opportunities – we actively support your study to gain New Zealand Health and Wellbeing qualifications. • Wellyou! Benefits voucher on your work anniversary • Team Member and Team of the Month rewards • Birthday Voucher • ConneXu Perk App – discounts across a huge range of retailers. • Clearhead and Wellyou memberships – to support your mental and physical wellbeing. • Excellent on the job training – CPI Training, First Aid certificate, and more to ensure you are well equipped and feel confident in your work • Wellbeing days • An encouraging and supportive work environment that focuses on individual and team health and wellbeing. How to apply | Me pēhea te tuku tono Please submit your application via the advert you have selected, or alternately this can be done by visiting www.connexu.nz/community-facilitator-jobs-at-connexu where all vacancies are advertised. ConneXu is committed to actively seeking a diverse applicant pool. We welcome applications from all backgrounds and from those who are committed to understanding disability. Please note, you must have the legal right to work in New Zealand to apply for this position. Our Recruitment Process • If your application is of interest, we will be in contact via phone for an initial conversation. • You may be then asked to come in for a face-to-face interview with the hiring Team Leader and the People and Culture Advisor. You are welcome to bring a support person of course. • Our Disabled Partners will be included in the recruitment process and selection. This may mean they are part of the interview, or an observation with those you may potentially partner with may be arranged. • Police vetting and Waka Kotahi drivers checks are mandatory for those who apply to work with ConneXu • Once these steps are completed with the preferred candidates, we will contact the final shortlist with an outcome of their application. Ko te āhua nei, he waka eke noa, nō reira tēnā koutou katoa. Our belief is, we are all in this together and so, thank you all!

Tauranga, New Zealand

Negotiable Salary

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Programme Assistant

Mō te tūranga | About the role The Kauri Centre is looking for a Programme Assistant to join our committed and passionate team on a permanent part time basis working 7 hours per week on a Friday. The Programme Assistant role is an activity and support based role providing day programmes, social outings, and pastoral care to support our clients to live and participate in their community. As a Programme Assistant you will be responsible for: • Planning, coordinating, and facilitating daily activities for our clients • Understanding clients’ needs and abilities and encouraging them to take part in activities • Assisting with packing up and storage of equipment • Driving the centre van for outings, client pick up and drop off when required • Supporting clients to participate in activities • Assist to provide nutritious meals and kitchen duties What we offer • A competitive wage • Additional leave – Birthday leave and Soul Care leave • Learning and development opportunities eg; first aid certificate • A fun and enjoyable work environment with a fantastic team • Great support network from the wider organisation Skills, Experience and Attributes It is important to us that the successful candidate has a natural ability to build connections with older people, their whānau and the community. You will have: • An understanding of the needs of older people • Strong communication and listening skills • Previous experience in planning and coordinating activities advantageous but not essential • A warm and caring personality and be physically fit • A full clean driver’s licence and a clean criminal record and NZ residency. • The ability to be creative and think outside the box to reach positive outcomes. • Have a strong moral compass with high professional ethics and personal values that align with our organisation. • A natural ability to engage, communicate and collaborate with people from all walks of life. • Endless amounts of energy to motivate, inspire and engage our older people. This is a role that requires someone who has loads of energy and creativity, is physically fit and can lift equipment with a deep commitment to the wellbeing of individuals, whānau and communities and making a difference in the lives of older people. About Anglican Care Waiapu The Kauri Centre is a community centre for fellowship and friendship. We provide day programmes, social outings, and pastoral care to support our members to live in and participate in their community. The Kauri Centre sits under the umbrella of Anglican Care Waiapu (ACW), is the social services arm of the Anglican Diocese of Waiapu and have services and programmes in Bay of Plenty, Tairāwhiti, and Hawke’s Bay. This position will remain open until filled. To complete the application form and view the Position Description, visit our website: https://acw.org.nz/work-with-us/ . To apply for this position, you must have the right to work in New Zealand. Applicants who do not meet these requirements will not be shortlisted. Previous applicants need not apply. Anglican Care Waiapu is committed to the safety and wellbeing of all children and young people. We take steps to achieve this through our candidate application process. All applicants are required to complete a NZ Police Check and reference checks. Employment is subject to clearance of all these safety checks to ensure the safeguarding of children and young people and in accordance with The Children’s Act 2014. ACW is an equal employment opportunity employer committed to creating a diverse and inclusive culture. Weblink – https://acw.org.nz/work-with-us/

Tauranga, New Zealand

Negotiable Salary

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Occupational Therapist

Occupational Therapist - Tauranga Make a difference and love where you live – career meets coastal calm! We’re seeking an Occupational Therapist to join a supportive, community-based team in Tauranga. This is a full-time, permanent position offering variety, purpose, and the incredible lifestyle perks of the Bay of Plenty! What you’ll be doing: - Building strong, meaningful relationships with individuals and families - Supporting people to achieve their personal goals - Providing safe, effective, and evidence-informed clinical support - Empowering clients to make informed choices about their care and direction About you: - Calm, compassionate, and confident - Solid clinical foundation with experience supporting diverse client needs - Collaborative approach and strong communication skills Why Tauranga? Why this role? - Gorgeous beaches, bush walks, and a laid-back coastal lifestyle - A vibrant and growing region with great schools, food, and community - A supportive team environment where your mahi truly matters - Full-time employment with opportunities for development Keen to know more? Apply now or get in touch for a confidential chat — we’d love to connect with you!

Tauranga, New Zealand

Negotiable Salary

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Support Worker

He korero mo matou | About Us Ka Puta Ka Ora Emerge Aotearoa is a national provider of mental health, addiction, disability, offender rehabilitation, wellbeing and housing services. We believe that everyone can live full and rich lives in their communities of choice. In every aspect of our work, we are committed to helping whanau be the best they can be. He korero mo te turanga | About the Role Join our team and help create positive change in the lives of Tangata Whai Ora. In this meaningful role, you'll work alongside passionate and professional teams to support individuals in building community connections and achieving their personal well-being goals. You'll contribute to daily recovery-focused activities, drawing on client strengths and using best-practice interventions and rehabilitation strategies. Your support will help Tangata Whai Ora with communication, behaviour, and daily living tasks, all guided by their individual goal plans. Our service operates 24/7. He korero mou | About You We'd love to hear from you if you bring along the following: * A Level 4 (or higher) qualification in Health and Wellbeing or the commitment to work towards one * 1+ years' experience working in the Mental Health Sector * Excellent communication skills and strong cultural competency * A full New Zealand Driver's License and eligibility to work in New Zealand Ko ta matou mahi | We Offer When you join us, you'll find more than just a job — you'll find a values-driven organisation committed to your wellbeing and growth. You will benefit from: * Pay Equity Rates - $24.97 to $29.83 per hour (based on qualifications) * Comprehensive induction and ongoing professional development * Generous leave entitlements, including wellbeing days and cultural leave * Access to the Employee Assistance Programme (EAP) for mental health and financial support. * Real opportunities for career advancement within one of Aotearoa's largest for-purpose organisations Apply today, this role will remain open until filled.

Whakatāne, New Zealand

Negotiable Salary