Whanau Programs Coordinator - Fixed-Term (15h/wk)

Qjumpers; Balclutha; On-site; NZD 30,000 - 41,000; Part time

Benefits offered by this job

Discounts with local businesses

Significant on-the-job training

Personal growth and career development

Job summary

Presbyterian Support Otago's Family Works seeks a part-time coordinator to deliver and coordinate group programmes in South Otago. You will work closely with our Financial Mentor, whanau worker, and the wider Family Works team across Otago to provide effective, quality services to clients and the community.

This fixed-term role is 15 hours per week until August 2027, offering chances to develop planning, advocacy, and teamwork skills while making a real difference for tamariki, rangatahi and

Qualifications

• Experience coordinating group programmes and services.
• Ability to engage with tamariki, rangatahi and whanau.
• Strong planning, organisation and prioritisation skills.
• Proficient with computer systems and databases to support service delivery.
• Understanding of social, health or justice sector contexts.

Responsibilities

• Deliver and coordinate group programmes in South Otago.
• Collaborate with Financial Mentor, whanau worker and wider Family Works team.
• Provide quality services to clients and the community.

Skills

Child development understanding

Planning and organisational skills

Prioritisation

Computer systems and database skills

Social and economic context awareness

Interpersonal and advocacy skills

Independent and team work

Experience in social, health orjustice

Job description

Presbyterian Support Otago's Family Works seeks a part-time coordinator to deliver and coordinate group programmes in South Otago. You will work closely with our Financial Mentor, whanau worker, and the wider Family Works team across Otago to provide effective, quality services to clients and the community.

This fixed-term role is 15 hours per week until August 2027, offering chances to develop planning, advocacy, and teamwork skills while making a real difference for tamariki, rangatahi and