Matamata Community Services & Development Job Listings

Community Support Worker - Permanent Reliever64382189104259110

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Community Support Worker - Permanent Reliever

**Community Support Worker - Residential** Part time - 32 hours per week $23.50 - $29.10 per hour Hamilton location At Spectrum Care, we provide support for adults with intellectual and/or physical disabilities to live great lives. As a Community Support Worker you take on tasks that are dynamic and will depend on the needs and dreams of each person. You will provide assistance with personal activities such as community participation, socialising, work or education and daily living tasks. **Skills & Experience** - Empathy for the challenges of trying to build an ordinary life while living with a disability - Energy to keep up with someone who likes to be on the go a lot - Ability to remain calm, and calming, in all situations - Resilience to help people keep boundaries to ensure their safety - Good at explaining and negotiating - Ability to communicate effectively and supportively with family, colleagues and the person you support - Ability and willingness to provide support and motivation with personal cares and daily living skills - Excellent, clear, understandable verbal and written English is a pre-requisite to be considered for this role **The ideal candidate will have:** - An interest in attaining a Community Support Worker Level Three or above qualification- we can support you to achieve this while you work - Experience supporting people with disabilities, and or mental health issues, and/or behaviours that can be challenging is desirable but not necessary - Reliability, commitment, and passion for working with people - A full New Zealand driver's licence - Able to pass a NZ police check - The ability to use a computer effectively, including programs such as Word, Internet Explorer, and email If you are a non-resident applying for this role you must meet the following INZ Level 3 skill requirements to be considered: • Have worked in the care workforce for 3 years or more, and been paid at least the care workforce wage rate during that time, or • A relevant qualification on the New Zealand Qualifications and Credentials Framework (NZQCF) — this must be at least a level 4 qualification for a role at skill level 3, or a diploma for a role at skill level 2. **Apply now if you have a passion for working with people and want to make a difference!** Spectrum Care is proudly an equal opportunity employer.'

Hamilton, New Zealand

Negotiable Salary

Community Support Worker - Hamilton64241299534978111

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Community Support Worker - Hamilton

**Community Support Worker - Residential** Part Time - 32 hours per week $23.50 - $29.10 per hour Hamilton location At Spectrum Care, we provide support for adults with intellectual and/or physical disabilities to live great lives. As a Community Support Worker you take on tasks that are dynamic and will depend on the needs and dreams of each person. You will provide assistance with personal activities such as community participation, socialising, work or education and daily living tasks. **Skills & Experience** - Empathy for the challenges of trying to build an ordinary life while living with a disability - Energy to keep up with someone who likes to be on the go a lot - Ability to remain calm, and calming, in all situations - Resilience to help people keep boundaries to ensure their safety - Good at explaining and negotiating - Ability to communicate effectively and supportively with family, colleagues and the person you support - Ability and willingness to provide support and motivation with personal cares and daily living skills - Excellent, clear, understandable verbal and written English is a pre-requisite to be considered for this role **The ideal candidate will have:** - An interest in attaining a Community Support Worker Level Three or above qualification- we can support you to achieve this while you work - Experience supporting people with disabilities, and or mental health issues, and/or behaviours that can be challenging is desirable but not necessary - Reliability, commitment, and passion for working with people - A full New Zealand driver's licence - Able to pass a NZ police check - The ability to use a computer effectively, including programs such as Word, Internet Explorer, and email If you are a non-resident applying for this role you must meet the following INZ Level 3 skill requirements to be considered: - Have worked in the care workforce for 3 years or more, and been paid at least the care workforce wage rate during that time, or - A relevant qualification on the New Zealand Qualifications and Credentials Framework (NZQCF) — this must be at least a level 4 qualification for a role at skill level 3, or a diploma for a role at skill level 2. **Apply now if you have a passion for working with people and want to make a difference!** Spectrum Care is proudly an equal opportunity employer.'

Hamilton, New Zealand

Negotiable Salary

Community Support Worker-School Holiday Programme64241126662019112

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Community Support Worker-School Holiday Programme

Our School Holiday Program is all about fun activities in a safe and positive environment. Our team of support workers ensure that all children are catered for and active participation is achieved. - Fixed term, Fulltime commencing - Mon - Fri - 8am - 4pm As a Community Support Worker in one of our School Holiday Programmes, you will work as part of a team, dedicated to creating and maintaining a safe, secure and healthy space, where children with a learning disability can spend time in the holidays. Reporting to the Programme Leader, you will facilitate meaningful activities and support children to engage in a variety of tasks. These are fixed term contracts which coincide with the school holidays. If you're interested in supporting people to develop self-confidence and independence, and live their lives of choice, lives like any other, in their own communities, then **we want to hear from you today!** **Skills & Experience** - Committed and passionate for supporting people with disabilities to live great lives - Ability to communicate effectively and supportively with your colleagues and the people you support - Empathy and willingness to support people with their personal cares, such as bathing, dressing and toileting **The ideal candidate will have:** - Willing to support people with disabilities - Reliability, Commitment, and Passion for working alongside people - We are looking for vibrant, energetic people who enjoy having fun - Ability to multi task and having confidence around children - A First Aid Cert Apply Now! if you have a passion for working with people and want to make a difference! **Spectrum Care** is proudly an equal opportunity employer. Video Link https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EwbfvzVuRFQ

Hamilton, New Zealand

Negotiable Salary

Youth (Rangatahi) Support Workers64228804768385113

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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

Tauranga, New Zealand

Negotiable Salary

Registered Health Professional64217854770179114

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Registered Health Professional

Registered Health Professional: AOD Clinician, Counsellor, Nurse, OT, Social Worker 12 month Fixed-term, Full-time (40 hours per week) until January 2027 (parental leave cover) Working hours as per rotating roster of AM/PM shifts (service operates 24 hours, 7 days a week - no overnight shifts required for this role) Service hub is located in Rototuna, covering the Waikato region Pay is dependent on registration and experience (where pay equity agreement is in force, pay is in line with pay equity as funded for NGOs) About 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 health checks, 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. About The Service | Ko Te Whare O Waikato Services Our Waikato services provide tailored support for tāngata whaiora with high and complex needs, including those referred from adult mental health and forensic services. We’re a skilled, compassionate, and multi-disciplinary team who bring together a wide range of expertise and lived experiences. We take pride in working collaboratively — using our collective knowledge and strengths to empower whaiora on their recovery journey. By helping people build daily routines, develop practical life skills, and access meaningful opportunities, we support them to grow, thrive, and live well — both as individuals and as valued members of their communities. About The Role | Nga mahi We are seeking a Registered Health Professional — this could be an AOD Clinician, Nurse, Occupational Therapist, or Social Worker — to join our multidisciplinary team. You will plays a key clinical role within the service, working alongside community and peer support workers to ensure safe and effective care. This role involves: Providing holistic, person-centered support using recovery and strengths-based approaches Working collaboratively with our multi-disciplinary team and community partners as you support tāngata whaiora to regain independence and reintegrate into the community Conducting assessments, developing and implementing support plans, and ensuring safe and effective care Bringing your professional clinical expertise to help people navigate challenges with mental health, addiction, and social wellbeing You will have | Nga Pukenga Registration with a relevant professional body (e.g. DAPAANZ, Nursing Council, OT Board, SWRB; required) Current Full NZ Driver’s Licence (required) A valid/current work visa, residency, or citizenship (required) A client centred, recovery-focused approach (required) Knowledge of mental health rehabilitation and recovery approaches; experience working with co-occurring addictions, dual-diagnoses, and/or cognitive difficulties; and knowledge of Māori health approaches (strongly preferred) 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.

Hamilton, New Zealand

Negotiable Salary

Leader of Partnerships & Enablement64149409506947115

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Leader of Partnerships & Enablement

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 to 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,  ConneXu facilitates whole of life support for adults with an intellectual disability in a range of different circumstances and in a variety of ways. Some people live in their own homes and receive specific support to assist with their needs or to help them pursue their interests. The focus of service development is on facilitating a range of options to best suit the aspirations of people who require some assistance to live their lives. Are you a dynamic and compassionate leader ready to drive positive change in the disability support sector? At ConneXu, we believe in empowering people with disabilities to live their best lives — and we’re looking for a Leader of Partnerships and Enablement to help guide that mission. Your Purpose In this pivotal leadership role, you will lead, coach, and inspire a team of Community Facilitators who work alongside our disabled partners to provide individualised, innovative, and person-centered support. You will shape the team culture, ensure service quality, drive performance, and uphold the principles of Enabling Good Lives. Ko tā mātou mahi | Our Role As a Leader in our Partnerships and Enablement team, you will play a vital role in empowering people to live their best lives. This is a hands-on leadership position where you will: Lead & Develop Teams: Guide and inspire a team of up to 30, fostering growth, accountability, and collaboration. Promote open communication, celebrate successes, and lead with integrity and compassion. Manage & Support Staff: Oversee day-to-day operations, recruit and onboard new team members, and provide regular coaching and performance feedback to build capability and confidence. Ensure Service Quality: Monitor wellbeing, maintain compliance with standards and regulations, and address any service delivery concerns promptly. Plan Strategically: Develop rosters, schedules, and resource plans to ensure consistent, timely support. Manage team and house budgets responsibly. Promote Safety: Champion health, wellbeing, and safety for both team members and the people we support. Responsive Leadership: Provide timely leadership support to ensure continuity of care and effective decision-making when needed. Build Relationships: Develop strong, respectful relationships with disabled partners, their whānau/families, internal teams, and external stakeholder Ko koe tēnei | About You You are an experienced Leader who is passionate about making a difference. You will bring: Proven leadership or management experience, ideally in health, disability, or social services. Strong coaching, team building, and communication skills. A commitment to person-led support and inclusion. Understanding of disability rights, legislation, and best practices. A relevant qualification in Social Work, Disability Studies, or related field (desirable). Experience in behaviour support, mental health, or specialist disability services (advantageous). Personal or lived experience with disability (valued). Most importantly, you have the ability to build genuine relationships, inspire meaningful outcomes, and walk alongside our disabled partners to enable good lives. How to apply | Me pēhea te tuku tono: Please submit your application via the advert you have selected. Applications close the 21st of November 2025, however we will be reviewing applications as we receive them. 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 manager. 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!

South Waikato District, Waikato Region, New Zealand

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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 Workers63886539820290117

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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

Tauranga, New Zealand

Negotiable Salary

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Support Worker

. 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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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

Support Worker - Permanent Reliever636763223825951110

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Support Worker - Permanent Reliever

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 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! We are seeking a compassionate and flexible Permanent Reliever to provide cover in various residential homes. You will need to be able to adapt quickly to different care environments, working in various homes based on ConneXu’s rostering requirements. This role offers guaranteed minimum hours with set days but requires flexibility to work varying start and finish times. 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 • Maintain accurate records of the care provided, including daily notes and any incident reports. • 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. What we are looking for in a person: • Flexibility to work different start and finish times, with set days and minimum working hours guaranteed. • Willingness to work evenings, weekends, and holidays as part of the scheduled shifts. • Passion, heart, pride and mana to your work • A full New Zealand drivers licence • Strong communication skills to collaborate with Disabled Partners, Team Members and Team Leaders. • Ability to work independently and as part of a team. • Emotional intelligence • Resilience • Adaptability • Sense of humour with a big smile and an even bigger heart If you're dedicated to supporting adults with disabilities and enjoy variety in your work, we’d love to hear from you. Apply today and be part of a supportive and caring team! Team Member Benefits • Travel Allowance - receive a $100 non-taxable travel allowance per fortnight to cover transportation costs when working in different homes and locations. • Flexibility Allowance - Enjoy an additional $150 taxable flexibility allowance per fortnight as part of your wages for the varying shift times. • Learning and development opportunities – we actively support your study to gain New Zealand Health and Wellbeing qualifications. • $250 wellbeing voucher on your work anniversary • Team Member and Team of the Month rewards • $50 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 • 2 Wellbeing days per year • An encouraging and supportive work environment that focuses on individual and team health and wellbeing. How to apply | Me pēhea te tuku tono We have multiple vacancies to fill that include full and part time roles. Please indicate your preference and availability in your application. 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. 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

Community Support Worker636218614250271111

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Community Support Worker

Community Support Worker Permanent, Full-time (40 hours per week) Service operates 24 hours, 7 days a week on a rotating roster Service hub is located in Rototuna, covering the Waikato region Pay Equity: $25.00ph - $31.50 per hour (depending on qualification held and its equivalence to the Certificate in Health and Wellbeing L4) Ember values our employees. They are our secret sauce, and we are committed to doing the best we can do for our kaimahi. We believe our people’s abilities, knowledge and experience are irreplaceable. To support this, we offer a higher hourly rate, above the current statutory requirement, for employees who are covered by the Pay Equity Settlement Agreement. 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 health checks, 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 Waikato Services Our Waikato services are responsible for delivering individual and clinical support programs for individuals with high and complex needs from adult mental health and forensic mental health services. Together, we form a talented, effective, and multi-disciplinary team who pride ourselves on our ability to utilize our different skills, knowledges, and experiences (both personal and professional) to support our tangataa whaiora. By empowering tangataa whaiora to build daily routines and by offering them on-going tools and encouragement, we support them to develop, grow, and flourish as individuals and within their communities. Role | Nga mahi We believe that Community Support Workers/Kaimahi are the key ingredient for successful client outcomes. Within our model of work, our kaimahi utilize their experience, skills, and knowledge of mental health rehabilitation to empower whai ora to overcome any obstacles or barriers they may face. As a Community Support Worker, you will build relationships with all whaiora registered with the service and work collaboratively to find personalised solutions that enable whaiora to live and participate in their community. You will build on the strengths of whaiora to develop natural support networks for participation and to support them to integrate independently into the community. Critical to this role is the ability to communicate effectively and take a person-centred approach as you work alongside clinical teams and other community agencies to ensure we provide a wrap-around service for those we support. To support you in your work, we will provide ample and ongoing tools and encouragement. We will do all we can to empower you to grow, develop, and flourish in this role, and to ensure that we are always striving for an environment of learning, teamwork, and enjoyment. You will have | Nga Pukenga A New Zealand Certificate in Health and Wellbeing Level 4, or equivalent qualification A valid/current work visa, residency, or citizenship (required) A Full NZ Driver's Licence (required) Be able to work in a team environment and from a bicultural perspective Be professional and ethical, and capable of establishing and upholding good boundaries Have experience working in the area of mental health and/or addictions (alcohol and other drugs) Have a passion for walking along side those in need, supporting on-going goals on the pathway to recovery Lived experience with mental health and addictions is preferred When applying please include | Kia Whakauru An up-to-date CV A Cover Letter detailing Why you’re interested in the role? Any skills, competencies and experience (both professional and personal, if relevant) that you would bring to 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.

Hamilton, New Zealand

Negotiable Salary

Rangatahi Wellbeing Support Workers636126164221451112

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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

Tauranga, New Zealand

Negotiable Salary

Sleepover Support Worker Role636122635347231113

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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

Organisational Quality Lead636122587842591114

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Organisational Quality Lead

Tēnā, e te Hikuroa, e hiahia ana ki te whai mahi mō te hua o ngā tāngata whaikaha me tō mātou kapakihi o Connexu, anei te roanga o tēnei pōhi, otirā mauriora ki a koutou katoa ConneXu facilitates whole of life support for adults with an intellectual disability in a range of different circumstances and in a variety of ways. Some people live in their own homes and receive specific support to assist with their needs or to help them pursue their interests. The focus of service development is on facilitating a range of options to best suit the aspirations of people who require some assistance to live their lives. Our Role | Ko tā mātou mahi At ConneXu, we are here to support disabled people and whānau to live great lives. That means empowering growth, building trust, and leading quality across everything we do. The Organisational Quality Lead plays a pivotal role in that mission - ensuring our systems, services, and people are effective, and continuously improving. In this role, you’ll take the lead on embedding high-quality practices that go beyond compliance by supporting teams to thrive and services to evolve. Through strong partnerships, coaching, and insight, you'll help shape a values-driven culture that prioritises learning, inclusion, and excellence. With reach across the our three regions, this is a fantastic opportunity to be recognised with responsibility, impact, and support to match. Key Responsibilities | Ngā Haepapa Matua • Quality Assurance & Auditing – Lead internal audits and quality reviews to ensure alignment with regulatory requirements, contracts, and health & safety obligations. • Organisational Partnership – Collaborate with service teams and leaders to identify risk, celebrate strengths, and close service delivery gaps. • Leadership Coaching – Mentor and support leaders to integrate quality into everyday decision-making, practice, and team culture. • Continuous Improvement – Drive improvement plans using evidence, data, and insight to strengthen organisational capability and outcomes. • Governance & Strategy – Contribute to high-level decision-making through active participation in our Quality Committee. • Culture & Innovation – Champion a culture of learning, reflection, and innovation—ensuring we’re not just meeting standards, but leading them. About You | Ko koe tēnei You are a systems thinker with a passion for enabling people and improving services. You bring curiosity, clarity, and compassion to your work, and know how to influence without control. With deep knowledge of the disability sector being advantageous and a strong foundation in quality practice, you’re ready to make a lasting impact. You thrive on collaboration, solving problems, and can switch between big-picture thinking and getting the detail right. Above all, you care deeply about people, their rights, and their opportunities to flourish. What You’ll Bring | Ōu Pūkenga me Ngā Wheako • A tertiary qualification in Health Science, Disability Studies, Quality Management, Social Sciences, or a related field • 3–5 years' experience in quality assurance, compliance, or service improvement—preferably within health or disability support services • Strong working knowledge of the NZ disability support landscape, including Enabling Good Lives, Mana Whaikaha, and the Disability Strategy • Familiarity with key legislation including the Health and Safety at Work Act 2015, the Privacy Act, and the Code of Health and Disability Services Consumer Rights • Demonstrated experience in internal and external audit processes, risk management, and continuous improvement • Excellent written and verbal communication skills with the ability to engage and influence across all levels • High levels of integrity, attention to detail, and the ability to manage multiple priorities effectively • A people-centred approach grounded in curiosity, empathy, and a commitment to positive change Team Member Benefits | Ngā Painga mō ngā Mema o te Tīma • WellYOU! Benefits voucher on your work anniversary • Team Member and Team of the Month recognition and rewards • Birthday voucher • ConneXu Perk App – access to discounts at major retailers • Clearhead and My Everyday Wellbeing memberships – supporting your mental and physical wellbeing • Professional development opportunities tailored to your role • Two Annual Wellbeing Days • A supportive, values-driven environment that prioritises your health, wellbeing, and growth How to Apply | Me pēhea te tuku tono Please submit your application via the advert you have selected, or visit ConneXu - Administration - Career - Browse Jobs to view all vacancies. We are committed to reflecting the diversity of the communities we support. We welcome applications from all backgrounds—especially those with lived experience of disability, and those committed to equity and inclusion. 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!

Waipa River, Waikato Region, New Zealand

Negotiable Salary

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Housing Co-ordinator

Housing Co-ordinator Permanent, Full-time (40 hours per week) Working hours are typically Monday to Friday, 8.30am – 5.00pm (some flexibility with weekend hours may be required) Position is preferably based Hamilton, but the work happens across the Waikato and Bay of Plenty Regions (other base locations in these regions may be considered for the right candidate) Pay Scale: $66,906 - $78,713 per annum (depending on experience and qualifications) 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 health checks, 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 organization The Service | Ko Te Whare O Southern Services Ember’s Southern Services span the Waikato and Bay of Plenty regions and include a range of innovative supports tailored to whaiora with high and complex needs across both residential and community settings. Our Waikato Services deliver community-based individual and clinical support, empowering whaiora to build routines, grow independence, and thrive within their communities. In Rotorua, Toro Mai a Ringa provides intensive, wraparound residential care in partnership with Lakes regions of Health NZ. Rooted in connection, dignity, and recovery, Toro Mai a Ringa supports tāngata whaiora to regain confidence and rebuild their lives. Together, these services form a responsive, multidisciplinary, and values-driven team committed to walking alongside people on their journey to wellbeing. The Role | Nga mahi Housing Coordinators are the key point of contact for tenants, landlords, and their support networks. In this role, you’ll walk alongside Ember whaiora, tenants, and support workers from across our services, supporting whaiora to find and sustain housing that works for them. Whether it’s navigating housing systems, coordinating move-ins, or offering practical and emotional support, you’ll be part of a team that supports people to live the lives they choose, and challenges the systems that hold them back. You’ll also contribute to the smooth running of our services, ensuring maintenance needs in our Ember owned properties are carried out, tenancy systems are up to date, legal requirements are met, and reports are completed accurately and on time. You’ll play a key part in helping Ember meet its responsibilities as a community housing landlord. You will have | Nga Pukenga A New Zealand Certificate in Residential Property Management (Level 4) or a similar qualification is desirable, but Ember will support the right candidate to obtain this qualification Proven experience in community-based roles within the NGO sector, or within housing, mental health or addiction services is desirable Strong interpersonal and communication skills, with the ability to build trusting relationships are required Excellent administrative and organisational skills are required Experience working with with Kāinga Ora and/or MSD, along with knowledge of community housing systems and the Residential Tenancies Act is highly desirable Full NZ Driver’s Licence is required Valid/current work visa, residency, or citizenship is required A passion for walking along side those in need, supporting on-going goals on the pathway to recovery is required When applying please have | Kia Whakauru An up-to-date CV A Cover Letter detailing Why you’re interested in the role? Any skills, competencies and experience (both professional and personal, if relevant) that you would bring to 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.

Hamilton, 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