Part-Time Money Management Coordinator

Christians Against Poverty New Zealand; Ōtara-Papatoetoe; On-site; NZD 22,000 - 32,000; Part time

Benefits offered by this job

EAP

Flexible working options

Job summary

Christians Against Poverty New Zealand seeks a part-time CAP Money Coordinator to lead CAP Money, a budgeting programme that helps whānau gain control of finances. Based at CAP's Support office in Auckland, you will oversee data, coordinate training days and support coaches and partners.

You'll bring knowledge of personal finances, strong communication, and a genuine care for people, with a collaborative, Te Tiriti-honouring approach in a not-for-profit setting.

Qualifications

• Knowledge of personal finances and budgeting.
• Excellent verbal and written communication skills.
• High attention to detail with prioritisation and time management.
• Proficient with Microsoft Office Suite.
• Autonomous and able to work independently.
• Genuine care for people and relationship building.
• Alignment with Te Tiriti o Waitangi in how work is done.
• Strong personal alignment with CAP values.

Responsibilities

• Provide oversight of CAP Money, including compile and process electronic data and paperwork, and update the database.
• Help coordinate CAP money training days.
• Coordinate communications with church partners and CAP money coaches with professionalism.
• Provide support and troubleshoot CAP Money problems.
• Support CAP Money campaigns.
• Oversee onboarding of new CAP Money Coaches.
• Promote and communicate with CAP Money partners and supporters.

Skills

Budgeting

Customer service

Communication

Time management

Microsoft Office

Autonomy

People-focused

Te Tiriti appreciation

Tools

Microsoft Office

Job description

Christians Against Poverty New Zealand seeks a part-time CAP Money Coordinator to lead CAP Money, a budgeting programme that helps whānau gain control of finances. Based at CAP's Support office in Auckland, you will oversee data, coordinate training days and support coaches and partners.

You'll bring knowledge of personal finances, strong communication, and a genuine care for people, with a collaborative, Te Tiriti-honouring approach in a not-for-profit setting.