Child & Family Social Worker – Tamariki & Rangatahi

New Zealand Government; Hamilton; Vor Ort; NZD 81.000 - 98.000; Vollzeit

Benefits dieser Stelle

Reduced Southern Cross premiums

Vision care

SWRB APC renewal costs covered

Professional development

23 days annual leave (25 after 5 years

Pro-rated leave for part-time

Zusammenfassung

Oranga Tamariki-Ministry for Children in Waikato Rural South is seeking qualified, registered social workers to support tamariki and rangatahi. The role involves meeting with tamariki and whānau, completing assessments, formulating intervention plans, and participating in hui-ā-whānau and family group conferences.

You will collaborate with agencies, iwi and communities to improve outcomes. This fixed-term position requires SWRB registration or eligibility, a current driver’s licence, and strong

Qualifikationen

• Full registration with New Zealand's Social Work Registration Board (SWRB) or able to register.
• Understanding and appreciation of cross-cultural practices in particular; knowledge of tikanga Māori, and Pacific peoples' culture
• A full, clean, current driver's licence
• Excellent written and oral communication skills
• Demonstrated resilience, problem solving techniques and flexibility
• Nou te rourou | Proficiency with PC and Microsoft Office Suite, including report writing

Aufgaben

• Meet with tamariki, rangatahi and their whānau to listen to their needs and complete assessments of need.
• Formulate intensive intervention plans and participate in hui-ā-whānau, family group conferences.
• Partner with other agencies, community groups and local iwi to improve outcomes.
• Prepare reports and document findings clearly and accurately.

Kenntnisse

SWRB Registration

Tikanga Māori & Pacific cultures

Driver's licence

Written & oral communication

Resilience & problem solving

MS Office

Ausbildung

Social work degree recognized by SWRB

Tools

MS Office

Jobbeschreibung

Oranga Tamariki-Ministry for Children in Waikato Rural South is seeking qualified, registered social workers to support tamariki and rangatahi. The role involves meeting with tamariki and whānau, completing assessments, formulating intervention plans, and participating in hui-ā-whānau and family group conferences.

You will collaborate with agencies, iwi and communities to improve outcomes. This fixed-term position requires SWRB registration or eligibility, a current driver’s licence, and strong