Join Our Journey: Empower Whānau with Ngati Hine Health Trust
Are you passionate about making a difference in the lives of whānau in Te Taitokerau? Do you believe in the power of kaupapa Māori-based health and social services? If so, the Ngati Hine Health Trust invites you to join our whānau!
About Us
For over 30 years, Ngati Hine Health Trust has been a beacon of oranga (wellbeing) in Northland. We offer a wide range of services including health, disability support, mental health & addictions, primary care, justice, corrections, housing, education, and social services. Our mission is rooted in the values and tikanga of Ngati Hine, ensuring that our work uplifts the wellbeing of our whānau, hapū, and hāpori.
The Role: Casual Kaiawhina Home Support Workers – Whangarei, Bay of Islands, Whangaroa and Kaikohe
If you are passionate about supporting whanau to develop self-confidence, independence and to live great lives! Then come and join our great team.
You will provide support and assistance to whanau living within their homes to enjoy an ordinary life that encompasses personal growth and development, strengthens wellbeing and independence and promotes integration with the community.
We are looking for culturally competent kaimahi who possess the skills and attitude, to support whānau with High and Complex needs.
Your Mission
What You Bring
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Join us to assist and support whanau from all walks of life, to be able to instil positive choices to make positive changes.
To apply, you must be a New Zealand citizen or hold a valid visa.
Learn More
Visit our website: www.nhht.co.nz
Ngati Hine Health Trust is an advocate for whānau, hapū, and hāpori, committed to uplifting the wellbeing of our communities. Your journey with us will be one of growth, impact, and meaningful change.
Job details are sourced from the employer's original posting.
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A Māori health and social services provider delivering primary healthcare, mental health, and community wellbeing services to the Ngāti Hine iwi and wider Northland communities in New Zealand.