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As jobs become available for whānau that fit with the Murihiku Regeneration kaupapa - we will endeavour to advertise them in this space.

Current vacancies:

Kaiwhakatere Rangatahi for Anamata Māia (Rangatahi Capability Hub) Service

Job title: Kaiwhakatere Rangatahi for Anamata Māia (Rangatahi Capability Hub) Service

Location: Invercargill based, servicing Invercargill and Gore

Full-Time Fixed Term to End June 2025

About the role:

Anamata Māia (bold, confident futures) is a hapū led service (youth capability hub) developed under the mana of Murihiku Regeneration. It has been designed to enable rangatahi in Murihiku to access support and guidance as they develop their pathway beyond school and into adult (pakeke) life.

As the Kaiwhakatere Rangatahi you will play a vital role in ensuring the rangatahi of Murihiku have a voice in imagining the future they desire. You will be a part of a service providing culturally appropriate support to rangatahi and their whānau in ensuring they have a pathway plan (based on the Kia Tū programme) and that that plan is implemented.

Why join us?

This is a unique and exciting opportunity to make a positive difference in the lives of rangatahi and their whānau in Murihiku. Working within a whānau-centred and equity focused kaupapa, you will collaborate with other Kaiwhakatere and external partners to build the capability of rangatahi by ensuring they have a Kia Tū based pathway plan and support to implement it.

To be successful in this role you will:

• Be a good-humoured person who can problem solve and enjoys collaborating with other agencies and people in the interests of enabling rangatahi.
• Demonstrated strong interpersonal skills, with the ability to build and maintain positive relationships with rangatahi and their whānau, as well as internal and external stakeholders.
• Be passionate about empowering rangatahi to transition successfully into adulthood.
• Progress towards (willingness to undertake study towards) a relevant diploma or degree and some experience working in education, healthcare, or social services.
• The ability to maintain records.
• Ability to manage workflow, working independently and collaboratively as required.
• Sound literacy and experience in producing presentations and written reports.
• Capacity to work in a culturally safe manner with service users and apply Tikanga and understanding of Te Ao Māori in your work.
• A high level of personal integrity – dependable, honest, confidential, respectful of whānau personal beliefs, values, and goals.
• Willingness to address challenges in a positive and proactive manner.

Download the full job description (PDF, 210.33 kB).

Apply now

If this sounds like the role for you, then come and join us in this exciting new opportunity to lead the way in making a positive difference in the future well-being of rangatahi and their whānau in the community.

Applications must include a CV, and a Cover Letter. Please email your application to [Enable JavaScript to view protected content]

Applications close: Monday 29th February 2024