AOD Practitioner & Facilitator — Whānau-Centred Recovery

Te Oranganui; Whanganui, Auckland; Híbrido; NZD 65.000 - 90.000; Tempo integral

Benefícios oferecidos por esta vaga

Kaupā Māori culture

Professional development

Supervision & EAP

Wellbeing benefits

Sick leave 15 days

Living Wage employer

Resumo da vaga

Te Oranganui in Whanganui, New Zealand, is seeking an AOD Practitioner/Facilitator to support tāne in recovery journeys. You will assess, counsel, and facilitate groups, delivering culturally grounded interventions grounded in tikanga Māori and strengths-based practices.

You will work with Corrections and partner agencies to improve wellbeing and build healthier futures for individuals and whānau across the community.

Qualificações

• AOD qualification and current registration or practising certificate.
• Experience delivering one-to-one and group-based interventions.
• Knowledge of tikanga Māori and recovery-focused practice.
• Strong facilitation, communication, and relationship-building skills.
• Full NZ driver's licence and ability to meet security clearance requirements.

Responsabilidades

• Assess and support tāne on their recovery journey through assessment, counselling, and interventions.
• Deliver group facilitation and culturally grounded interventions.
• Collaborate with Corrections and community partners to improve outcomes.
• Support wellbeing and resilience for participants and whānau.

Conhecimentos

Facilitation

Communication

Relationship-building

Tikanga Māori

Recovery-focused practice

One-to-one interventions

Group-based interventions

Driver's licence

Security clearance readiness

Formação

AOD qualification

Current registration or practising certificate

Descrição da vaga

Te Oranganui in Whanganui, New Zealand, is seeking an AOD Practitioner/Facilitator to support tāne in recovery journeys. You will assess, counsel, and facilitate groups, delivering culturally grounded interventions grounded in tikanga Māori and strengths-based practices.

You will work with Corrections and partner agencies to improve wellbeing and build healthier futures for individuals and whānau across the community.