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Access Community Health seeks dedicated Kaiāwhina/Support Workers to assist tāngata in their homes with daily living activities and care needs. No prior qualifications or experience are required, making this a role open to learners who value people-centered support and cultural safety.
You will work with flexible hours to fit your availability, receive comprehensive paid training, and may benefit from weekend shifts with extra pay plus paid travel time and mileage.
Varied, fast-paced role supporting people with everyday home needs. Enjoy genuine flexibility, with shifts that fit the availability you choose.
Looking for a role that works around your life?
Whether you’re balancing study, family, or other commitments, we may be able to accommodate your availability based on the care needs in our community.
You'll support tāngata with their individual care needs and daily living activities — no qualifications or prior experience required. Your role is to provide safe, respectful, person centered support in people’s homes, including being mindful of what matters to them, their culture, values, beliefs, routines, and boundaries.
Looking for a role that works around your life?
Whether you’re balancing study, family, or other commitments, we may be able to accommodate your availability based on the care needs in our community.
You'll support tāngata with their individual care needs and daily living activities — no qualifications or prior experience required. Your role is to provide safe, respectful, person centered support in people’s homes, including being mindful of what matters to them, their culture, values, beliefs, routines, and boundaries.
This is a great opportunity to gain valuable experience in the health and wellbeing sector while keeping your work-life balance in check.
Paid training! Our Kaiāwhina Skills Framework training takes place during your first two–four weeks of employment and includes: