Social services jobs in Auckland.

Preparing bail proposals · Developing support plans · Assessing information

Requires a current full New Zealand driver's licence, experience writing quality reports, strong analytical and decision-making skills, attention to detail, computer proficiency, and ability to work with diverse communities.

Developing volunteer strategy · Coordinating volunteer recruitment · Coaching volunteer coordinators

3+ yrsBachelor's-level qualification in teaching, adult learning, social sciences or related field, or equivalent experience; 3+ years leadership experience; experience coordinating large groups, preferably volunteers; strong visitor engagement and customer service skills; physical fitness.

Managing complex claims · Coordinating rehabilitation services · Building client relationships

Previous case management or complex client experience, strong relationship and communication skills, sound decision-making, resilience, computer literacy, and New Zealand work rights required.

Providing care · Supporting families · Ensuring safety

Certificate in Health and Wellbeing preferred; experience with young people and residential care; full clean driver's license; First Aid certified; availability for evenings, weekends, and overnight care; own transport.

Mentoring peer workers · Advocating for whānau · Strengthening peer support

Relevant lived experience of homelessness, addiction, or mental distress; Peer Support qualification (Level 4+) or equivalent experience; experience in peer support, homelessness, mental health, addictions, or community services.

Supporting recovery · Building relationships · Promoting wellbeing

Lived or living mental health or addiction experience, recognized peer support training, Level 4 Health and Wellbeing Certificate or commitment to training, interpersonal skills, and knowledge of Te Tiriti o Waitangi.

Coordinating activities · Documenting outcomes · Maintaining supplies

Compassionate, empathetic candidate with group facilitation, communication, teamwork, willingness to learn, and ability to follow guidance and health and safety requirements.

Leading shifts · Coaching peers · Mentoring kaimahi

Requires peer support training, Level 4 Health and Wellbeing certificate or equivalent, lived experience, networking skills, leadership ability, and commitment to Te Tiriti o Waitangi principles.

Supporting patients · Advocating needs · Providing guidance

Relevant lived experience, strong communication and empathy, ability to work in a fast-paced emergency setting, full New Zealand driver's license, and valid work authorization. Level 4 health qualification preferred.