About the organisation
Te Rūnanga o Kirikiriroa is a kaupapa Māori organisation that prides itself on working to a family-centred, tikanga guided, wellbeing approach. With a team of 100+ professionals, they are committed to delivering mental health, youth, housing and other social services in Hamilton city and beyond. The overriding mission of everyone who works at this organisation is a desire to improve holistic wellbeing and development to all.
... About the Role - Family Harm Support Worker
We have a permanent position available within our Ngā Tooka Haumaru Team.
Nga Tooka Haumaru is about supporting the prevention and reduction of vulnerability and harm for individuals, families and communities.
You will be supporting whānau to address historical, present or risk of family violence through education programmes e.g relationship & parenting. Advocacy when accessing agencies, institutions and statutory agencies and support in referrals to additional services.
Position details
- Monday to Friday, 8.30am – 5.00pm. Please note on occasions you may be required to work outside of these hours, depending on the support needs of whanaunga
- Starting from $65,000 per annum (depending of qualifications and experience, aligned with pay equity)
A day in the role
- Assess individuals and families experiencing family harm to determine their needs and risks.
- Provide emotional support to survivors of family harm, helping them navigate the impacts of abuse and build resilience.
- Coordinate and manage whanaunga cases, ensuring that individuals receive appropriate services and resources.
- Provide immediate support and intervention for whanaunga in crisis situations.
- Work closely with other support workers, police, legal professionals, healthcare providers, and community organisations to provide comprehensive support.
- Maintain accurate and confidential whanaunga records, including assessments, safety plans, and case notes.
We are seeking a Family Harm Support Worker who
- Prides themself on their ability to work to a whānau first, tikanga based, wellbeing approach
- Experience working with survivors of family harm, trauma-informed care, and crisis intervention
- Have evidence of being fully vaccinated and boosted against Covid-19
- Have a full drivers licence
- Have proof of your right to work in New Zealand (One year minimum)
Benefits
- Work with a passionate, driven organisation and experienced leadership team
- Contribute to urban Māori and Pasifika communities community and support the holistic wellbeing of everyone seeking support
- Continuous professional development and training opportunities available
- Medical Insurance
- Free parking
- Monthly Supervision / Mentoring
If you believe you would enjoy working in a kaupapa Māori organisation, possess a strong work ethic, and envision your career pathway in supporting our whanaunga, then this is the perfect role for you! Don't miss this opportunity to be part of a team that makes a real difference in people's lives, apply now!
At Randstad, we are passionate about providing equal employment opportunities and embracing diversity to the benefit of all. We actively encourage applications from any background.