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Te Puna Ora Group is seeking a Social & Health Development Coordinator to drive planning through to operational delivery across whānau-focused health and wellbeing initiatives. You’ll coordinate work plans, timelines and milestones while ensuring resources, policies and workforce needs are in place.
Working with Finance, HR and frontline teams, iwi, hapū and community organisations, you’ll support service redesign, pathway development and continuous improvement, keeping progress updates, risks
Location
Ngati Awa (Whakatane and surrounding areas)
Employment Type
Full time
Posted
8 Days ago
Te Puna Ora Group is the leading regional Māori health and wellbeing provider in the country. Established in 1991, Te Puna Ora Group delivers an integrated range of community health, general medical, homebased, and social services within the Mataatua rohe, mai Ngā Kuri a Whārei ki Tihirau.
Our Whānau Ora team is focused on developing and improving services that respond to the needs of whānau and our communities. We work across teams and alongside our partners to turn ideas and priorities into practical services, projects and initiatives that can be delivered effectively.
As our Social & Health Development Coordinator, you’ll help take agreed ideas and priorities from planning through to implementation and into operational delivery. You’ll coordinate workplans, timelines, actions and key milestones, while making sure the practical pieces are in place for new services and projects — including workforce, systems, policies, resources and other operational requirements
You’ll work across Finance, HR, administration, managers and frontline teams, as well as with providers, iwi, hapū, community organisations and agencies. You’ll also support service redesign, pathway development, community events, funding opportunities and continuous improvement, keeping track of progress, risks and barriers and providing clear updates along the way.
If you’re someone who enjoys bringing people, information and moving parts together, can turn requirements into practical actions, and is passionate about developing services that make a difference for whānau, we’d love to hear from you.
For this role, we are looking for someone who: