You'll spend time connecting with Māori, Pacific Peoples, Disabled and Deaf Survivors, meeting people where they are and helping reduce barriers to accessing support.

This role is about creating meaningful partnerships that make it easier for Survivors to access the Survivor Experiences Service.

You'll build strong relationships across government, influencing change at both operational and strategic levels to improve processes and service delivery.

We are looking for an enthusiastic and creative Marketing Coordinator to join our Marketing team.

As a Psychologist, you will play a critical role in our region's Learning Support team by:  

Identifying patterns or contributing factors that may be influencing learning, wellbeing and behaviour. 

The Team Leader, National Programmes supports the Programme Manager to deliver programmes. The role is responsible for managing a small team of high performers who support delivery of projects and the external project managers who deliver them. 

We're looking for an experienced Refrigeration Technician who enjoys solving problems, maintaining critical plant, and working as part of a skilled engineering team. If you have experience with industrial refrigeration, HVAC systems, or ammonia plant, we'd love to hear from you.

In this role, you will provide high-quality analysis and advice on complex issues to government and across the sector, making effective use of data and insights and taking an end-to-end policy approach, including implementation and delivery. 

Based in the Botany Office, Auckland 

Te Kahu Tōī, The Intensive Wraparound Service is a service that provides comprehensive, evidence-based interventions to support children/young people with challenging behaviour, socio-emotional difficulties and complex learning needs across a range of contexts.

The successful candidate will demonstrate a strong commitment to Māori student success and an understanding of culturally responsive, relationship-based approaches to student support. They will be confident engaging with tauira Māori, whānau, staff, and key stakeholders, and will bring a professional, organised, and proactive approach to the role.

The Regional Clinical Lead, Mental Health & Addictions is a senior Māori leadership role responsible for providing clinical direction and strengthening professional practice and the Māori workforce across a region.