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Te Roopu Taurima is seeking a Kaiāwhina (Support Worker) to support tāngata across a range of needs in our whare, with a focus on dignity, independence, and respect, guided by tikanga Māori. Location: Whare Tumanako – Papatoetoe, Hours: Part-time, weekends.
You will work with your Kaitaataki and team to provide personalised, hands-on support enabling choice, independence, and participation in community life, guided by kaupapa Māori values.
Te Roopu Taurima is the largest kaupapa Māori disability support provider supporting tāngata (people we serve) of all ethnicities with intellectual and physical impairments. Guided by tikanga Māori, we uphold the mana and unique identity of every individual we support, creating culturally safe, inclusive, and empowering environments for tāngata to live their best lives.
We are looking for a Kaiāwhina (Support Worker) to support tāngata across a range of needs within our whare (residential homes), with a focus on dignity, independence, and respect, while upholding tikanga Māori in every aspect of whare life.
Location: Whare Tumanako - Papatoetoe
Hours of work: Part-time, Weekends only
Pay rate: Based on completed recognised Care and Support Worker qualifications
Note: Visa sponsorship or Work visa support is not available for this position.
As a Kaiawhina, you will be based in one of our whare, supporting tāngata with a range of support needs, from supporting independence through to more intensive daily support. Working alongside your Kaitaataki (Team Leader) and wider team, you will provide personalised, hands‑on support that enables choice, independence, and participation in community life, guided by tikanga Māori.
At Te Roopu Taurima, we are committed to fostering an inclusive, diverse, and equitable workplace grounded in te ao Māori and tikanga Māori. We support all kaimahi to feel valued, respected, and empowered in their roles. Our workplace promotes fair employment practices, encourages ongoing professional development, and prioritises a safe and healthy environment for everyone.
We welcome people from all backgrounds, cultures, and experiences, recognising the unique strengths and perspectives each person brings to our kaupapa.
Rangatiratanga mō tātou kātoa i runga i ngā tikanga o tēnā o tēnā o tēnā
Ensuring empowerment and self-determination regardless of disability, age, gender, race, or status