This position will support the delivery of childhood outreach immunisations, national vaccination programmes and support whānau and the Rapuora team to deliver whānau-centred approach to hauora and wellbeing.
The Trust is a kaupapa Māori provider of a range of health, education and social services that promote the well-being of Māori whānau.
Are you passionate about supporting whānau and keen to work with a kaupapa Māori community organisation?
Rapuora Mobile Nursing services are looking for a team player who is passionate about supporting improved health and wellbeing of whānau Māori within the wider health system.
We invite applications from suitably qualified, experienced and motivated people who have a passion for seeing whānau thrive. Ideally you will have a lived experience of Te Ao Māori, and experience in working with whānau in a community setting.
Salary is dependent on qualifications and years of experience.
For more information, read the position description.
Your completed application (CV, cover letter, application form and Police Vetting form – with two forms of photo ID) is required by midday Wednesday, 10 January 2024. Please email these to recruitment@tepuawaitanga.maori.nz
We may appoint earlier so it is advisable to submit your application as soon as possible.
For further queries you can phone 0800 66 99 57 and ask to speak with Leiani or Renee.
The Kaiwhakapuawai role is newly created, and works across the Oranga Team services, providing health promotion, education, and supports that strengthen whānau to achieve hauora (health and well-being), tino rangatiratanga, (autonomy, self-determination) and pae ora (healthy futures), with a strong focus on tamariki and pēpi.
We invite applications from suitably qualified, experienced and motivated people who have a passion for seeing whānau thrive, with a particular interest in supporting whānau across the first 2,000 days.
For more information, view the position description.
Your completed application (CV, cover letter, application form and Police Vetting form – with two forms of photo ID) is required to be sent to recruitment@tepuawaitanga.maori.nz
For further queries you can phone Candice on 0800 66 99 57.
We invite applications from suitably qualified, experienced and motivated people with a full drivers licence and a passion for seeing whānau thrive.
A key responsibility is the development and implementation of a range of kaupapa Māori parenting programmes and initiatives aimed at supporting fathers.
Ideally suited for an Allied Health Professional or Registered Nurse with experience in mental health care. Whānau Whakapuawai is a kaupapa Māori Perinatal Mental Health service. This initiative is focused on addressing a significant gap in services to assist whānau Māori working through perinatal mental health issues such as postnatal depression and anxiety. The service offers a te awa whiria or braided river approach to care, integrating mātauranga Māori, cultural interventions and Western therapeutic modalities.
We would love to hear from you if you are an Allied Health Professional or Registered Nurse with experience in mental health care to join our dynamic multi-disciplinary team. Key service objectives include supporting Māori birthing parents working through complex needs, facilitating cultural connection and identity for whānau, and to whakamana whānau.
We invite applications from suitably qualified, passionate, experienced and motivated Allied Health Professionals and/or Registered Nurses who ideally have specialities in managing mental health distress and or child and whānau health.
Salary is dependent on experience and qualifications.
For more information, see the position description.
Please send your completed application (CV, cover letter, application form and Police Vetting form – with two forms of photo ID) to recruitment@tepuawaitanga.maori.nz. For further queries you can phone 0800 66 99 57.
This position will remain open for applications until filled, however we may appoint earlier so it is advisable to submit your application as soon as possible.
This position will support the Whānau Whakapuawai and ACC services. Whānau Whakapuawai is a kaupapa Māori Perinatal Mental Health service, focused on supporting whānau Māori working through mental health distress. The ACC service offers therapeutic support for clients on the ACC sensitive claims pathway.
If you are experienced in administration, have a strong knowledge of Microsoft programmes, patient management systems, a full driver’s licence, and a passion to make a difference for whānau, we would love to hear from you. The position is 32 hours per week, Monday to Friday, based at the Trust’s offices.
We invite applications from suitably qualified, experienced, and motivated individuals who ideally specialises in planning and organisation and enjoys supporting a team to run efficiently.
Your completed application (CV, cover letter, application form and Police Vetting form – with two forms of photo ID) is required by 10am Rāmere / Friday 17 Whiringa-ā-rangi / November 2023. Please send all of these to recruitment@tepuawaitanga.maori.nz.
For further queries you can phone 0800 66 99 57.
Are you passionate about supporting improved health and wellbeing of Māori whānau and Pacific Peoples? Do you enjoy working in a collaborative team? This full-time position will play a key role in supporting whānau in education, home assessments, and intervention for better housing quality.
We invite applications from suitably experienced and motivated people, who have a passion for Māori and Pacific Peoples. Experience in Te Ao Māori and/or Pacific communities, social work, and Whānau Ora or similar are preferred.
For more information read the position description.
To apply, send your completed application along with your:
Before noon on Rāmere / Friday 20 Whiringa-ā-nuku / October to recruitment@tepuawaitanga.maori.nz.
