Pukenga Manaaki

Pukenga Manaaki and Taituara Te Ha ServiceInteresting and varied rolePermanent part time role (30 hours per week)Flexible locationKo wai Matou / About usEstablished in 2014, Te Piki Oranga is the Maori health services provider in Te Tauihu o Te Waka-a Maui (Nelson /Tasman /Marlborough).
With community hubs in Whakatu (Nelson), Wairau (Blenheim) and Motueka effective in delivering a range of quality health services, from mobile clinics or in the home.Our mission to support whanau to achieve greater hauora, to thrive, underpins everything we do: Ma te huruhuru ka rere te manu - Enable whanau to achieve wellness, knowing that when they need us, we will be there throughout all stages of their life.Mo tenei turanga mahi / About this roleThe purpose of this role is to provide navigation support to whanau wanting to stop smoking, as well as administrative support to the Te Ha (smoking cessation) team/s.
In this part time role, you will spend 20 hours per week on the ground working with whanau and the remaining 10 hours per week providing administration support to the Te Ha team, from either the Whakatu or Motueka community hubs.
Working to ensure the integrated and co-ordinated approach to providing better health and well-being outcomes for whanau.
Helping to develop whanau plans, goal setting and supporting the whole whanau to implement plans that will lead to positive change.Ko wai koe / About youYou are invested in providing and supporting better health outcomes for whanau in the community.
An advocate to reinforce health messages in the wider community developing and delivering the best standards of care using Kaupapa Maori approaches.
Have knowledge of or possess a willingness to learn about conditions that impact Maori health.Nga pukenga ka whai koe / Skills you will have:Tertiary qualification in health or social services is desirableAdept in report writing and client management system INDICI would be an advantageFamiliarity in developing whanau plans and risk assessmentsDemonstrate collaboration with whanau and relevant key-stakeholders to maximise and facilitate positive health and social outcomesHave a growing competency in Te Reo Maori me ona TikangaAuahi Kore (Smoke Free) and able to model a healthy lifestyleA good sense of humour and able to demonstrate an alignment with nga uara/our valuesFull driver's licenseNga hua o tenei mahi / What we offer:A friendly and supportive work environmentTangihanga and Sick leave entitlements from your employment dateProfessional development opportunitiesEmployee Assistance Programme (EAP)If this sounds like an organisation you would like to be part of, apply now
We are aiming to fill this role on the 13th January 2025, and we will be reviewing applications as they come in.
Upload your CV and covering letter to the link provided here telling us why you are the ideal candidate for this role.
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