Employment Coordinator | Āhei
Employment Coordinator | Āhei
Location: Whareroa | Āhei
Employment Type: Full-time | Mon.-Fri. | 8am-4pm
Help whānau unlock opportunities for training and long-term employment while strengthening our community’s economic future.
About the Role
Join our Āhei team and work directly with whānau to secure training and employment pathways. You’ll connect clients with employers, training providers, and MSD services, supporting workforce development and long-term economic recovery.
Key Responsibilities
Place whānau into employment and training opportunities.
Build strong relationships with employers, training providers, and agencies.
Support uptake of MSD products and services.
Implement systems that strengthen community resilience and economic growth.
About You
Experience in employment placement or recruitment practices.
Strong relationship management and negotiation skills.
Adaptable, flexible, and eager to learn.
Relevant qualification or equivalent experience.
Apply now and become a part of a kaupapa that makes a real difference for whānau and hapū.
HBU Nurse | HBU
Location: Tauranga | After-hours Outreach Service
Provide culturally safe, responsive health support to whānau through our HbU Health Service. This role works alongside our kaimahi and Prescribing Clinician to deliver clinical triage and outreach support, helping ensure whānau can access the care and services they need.
Working through a whānau-centred, community-based approach, you will support the delivery of flexible health and social support while helping raise awareness and participation in primary health initiatives across our community.
We operate a rotating roster; this position may include some after-hours mobile health service with flexibility to work around your schedule. The role is varied and hands-on, requiring initiative, efficiency and strong commitment to whānau-centred care and culturally safe practice
What You’ll Do:
- Provide clinical triage support within the HbU Health Service
- Work collaboratively with HbU kaimahi to support whānau wellbeing
- Provide administrative support to the Prescribing Clinician and follow-up patient recalls where required.
- Engage with whānau and community to promote health initiatives
- Support a culturally safe, responsive health service
What You’ll Bring:
- Registered Nurse with a current registration with the Nursing Council of New Zealand, or Enrolled Nurse, or could suit a similar Allied Health Professional such as a Health Care Assistant.
- Experience in community, primary care, health promotion or outreach health services.
- Strong relationship-building and communication skills.
- Sound computer literacy MS Office. Medtech Evolution (or similar Patient Management System) experience desirable but not essential as training will be provided.
- Understanding of Te Ao Māori and kaupapa Māori approaches to health
Te Pae Oranga Kaimahi | Oranga Whānau
Te Pae Oranga Kaimahi | Oranga Whānau
Location: Te Rua Taiko | Hull Road
Employment: Full-time | Mon-Fri | 8am-4pm
About the Role
Te Pae Oranga is a Police-led alternative to the court process, focused on restorative justice and community involvement. As a Facilitator, you’ll support adults who have offended, and victims, through a voluntary process that promotes accountability and positive outcomes.
Key Responsibilities
Engage with participants and victims, explain the process, and prepare them for hui.
Support participants and victims to share their stories at Te Pae Oranga panels.
Monitor agreed plans for up to six weeks and record progress in the Arawhanui database.
Work closely with Police, panel members, and community agencies.
About You
Strong understanding of tikanga Māori and restorative practices.
Excellent communication and relationship-building skills.
Organised and able to manage multiple priorities.
Experience in social services or justice is an advantage.
If you want to take up this opportunity and join our team at Te Rūnanga o Ngāi Te Rangi Iwi Trust (TRONIT) and play a key role in delivering Te Pae Oranga – a kaupapa Māori approach to restorative justice and community wellbeing, apply now!