Regional Manager

Aroturuki Tamariki; Auckland; Presencial; NZD 95.000 - 135.000; Jornada completa

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Flexible working arrangements

Descripción de la vacante

Aroturuki Tamariki in Auckland seeks a Regional Manager to lead a team of monitors delivering community conversations with tamariki and rangatahi, whānau and professionals. You will build trusted relationships with iwi, Māori and government and NGO partners, shaping strategy and ensuring service quality.

This role requires leadership, cultural competence and a strong commitment to improving outcomes for tamariki and rangatahi Māori and tamariki with disabilities.

Formación

• Experience building and leading high-performance teams.
• Empathy and good judgement in decision-making.
• Respect for cultural diversity and effectiveness in diverse communities.
• Strategies to support a te ao Māori approach.
• Knowledge and experience of working for a government agency.
• Knowledge of child development, child protection and youth justice systems.

Responsabilidades

• Lead a team of monitors who engage with tamariki, rangatahi and whānau in communities.
• Influence team culture, development and strategic direction.
• Build trusting professional relationships with iwi, Māori, government and NGO partners.
• Apply whakawhanaungatanga and manaakitanga principles in collaboration and work outcomes.

Conocimientos

Team leadership

Empathy & judgement

Cultural competence

Te ao Māori approach

Government experience

Child development

Child protection

Youth justice

Descripción del empleo

Kaiwhakahaere Ā-rohe | Regional Manager

Permanent, fulltime, Tāmaki Makaurau, Auckland

• Front-line senior leadership role
• Support improving outcomes for our tamariki and rangatahi
• Build meaningful connections with community

Aroturuki Tamariki | Independent Children’s Monitor provides oversight of the oranga tamariki system. We check that organisations supporting and working with tamariki (children) and rangatahi (young people) in the oranga tamariki system are meeting their needs, delivering services effectively, and improving outcomes. We do this by listening to the experiences of those in the system and analysing data, to provide insights that will drive continuous improvement for tamariki and rangatahi – particularly tamariki and rangatahi Māori and tamariki and rangatahi with disabilities.

The Kaiwhakahaere Aroturuki – Regional Manager is a leadership role in the operations team. In this role, you will lead a team of monitors who go into the community to talk with tamariki and rangatahi, whānau, family, professionals, caregivers and other people, to understand how those agencies responsible for providing services and supports to them, are doing just that.

As a leader you will influence team culture, development and direction, as well as have influence within the senior leadership group. You will also have an outward facing role in building trusting professional relationships with iwi, Māori and government and non-government partners in the community. Understanding the context and intricacies of those relationships and the role of whakawhanaungatanga (establishing relationships) and manaakitanga (showing respect, generosity and care) in this work is essential.

We are looking for someone with:

• experience in building and leading high-performance teams
• natural empathy and good judgement
• a genuine respect for cultural similarities and differences and appreciation of diversity
• strategies to support a te ao Māori approach
• knowledge and experience of working for a government agency
• knowledge of child development, the child protection and youth justice system

Our values are Kia Māia – to be Courageous; Kia Pono, Kia Tika – to be Trustworthy; Manaaki – to be Respectful; and Kia Huritao – to be Reflective. We are looking for people who share these values to join us.

We are supportive of flexible working arrangements.

You can find out more about Aroturuki Tamariki at www.aroturuki.govt.nz.

If you have any questions, or would like a copy of the PD, please contact [e-mail]. Applications close on 13 November 2026.