Casual Community Support Worker — Flexible Shifts & Growth

Pact Group; Balclutha; On-site; NZD 37,000 - 43,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Qualification support

Long service benefits

NZQA Level 3 support

Employee assistance program

Growth opportunities

Job summary

Pact offers casual support worker roles in Balclutha, NZ, with day, evening, weekend, awake-night and sleepover shifts. This flexible role suits someone who values variety and enjoys helping people grow through community involvement.

You will support individuals to reach personal goals, assist with routines and wellbeing, and document progress clearly. A driver’s licence and NZ work rights are essential, with opportunities to progress qualifications.

Qualifications

• Strong communication and relationship-building skills.
• Calm, positive approach, even when things get challenging.
• Genuine passion for helping others grow and succeed.
• A full driver’s licence and basic computer skills.
• A relevant qualification (e.g. Level 3 Health & Wellbeing) — or willingness to work toward one once you’re on board.
• The right to work in New Zealand (essential).

Responsibilities

• Support people in the community as they set and achieve personal goals.
• Encourage participation in daily life and community activities.
• Provide practical assistance with routines, wellbeing, and skill-building.
• Model positive behaviours and foster confidence, resilience, and hope.
• Keep clear, accurate documentation to support progress.
• And most importantly, ensure the people you work with have fun and feel valued!

Skills

Strong communication

Relationship-building

Calm, positive approach

Willingness to grow/help others

Driver's licence

Basic computer skills

Education

Level 3 Health & Wellbeing

Job description

Pact offers casual support worker roles in Balclutha, NZ, with day, evening, weekend, awake-night and sleepover shifts. This flexible role suits someone who values variety and enjoys helping people grow through community involvement.

You will support individuals to reach personal goals, assist with routines and wellbeing, and document progress clearly. A driver’s licence and NZ work rights are essential, with opportunities to progress qualifications.