Social services jobs in New Zealand.

Supporting rangatahi · Engaging whānau · Coordinating appointments

Experience working with rangatahi and tamariki; understanding of tikanga Māori and te reo Māori; current valid clean full New Zealand driver's licence; Children's Act safety checking and vetting; right to work in New Zealand

Screening calls · Recording contact information · Supporting social workers

Flexibility to work across a 24/7 operation

Supervising social workers · Managing team workflow · Partnering with iwi

Social worker qualification recognised by the SWRB; full SWRB registration; full, clean, valid driver’s licence; previous people management and/or mentoring experience

Completing safety assessments · Leading hui · Designing tailored plans

Recognised social work qualification; full SWRB registration or eligibility to register; full, clean New Zealand driver's licence

Leading social workers · Supporting caregiver assessments · Guiding evidence-based decisions

SWRB-recognised social work qualification; full SWRB registration and current Annual Practising Certificate; sound statutory social work knowledge and practice; people-management experience; full, clean New Zealand driver’s licence

Managing family conferences · Facilitating care pathways · Reviewing conference decisions

Experience in a coordination role

Advising frontline teams · Coordinating ISR responses · Building staff capability

3+ yrsAt least three years' experience in the family violence sector; current New Zealand driver's licence

Building trusted relationships · Advocating for members · Supporting complaints resolution

Flexibility to occasionally attend meetings outside normal working hours; ability to travel approximately 1–2 times each month

Planning activities · Organizing outings · Delivering activity programs

Proven experience caring for others; full NZ driver’s licence; legal right to work in New Zealand

Creating activity programmes · Encouraging resident participation · Following safety procedures

Previous experience in planning and coordinating activities; excellent communication and IT skills; clean NZ driver's licence; full working rights in New Zealand

Creating activity programmes · Encouraging resident participation · Following safety procedures

Experience planning and coordinating activities; excellent communication and IT skills; clean NZ driver’s licence; flexibility to work weekends; full working rights in New Zealand

Transporting tamariki and rangatahi · Supervising family visits · Supporting young people

Experience with tamariki and rangatahi with complex needs; ability to work in New Zealand; clean current full driver's licence; flexibility to work varying hours, including weekends and overnight stays

Supporting whaanau wellbeing · Working alongside whaanau · Writing reports

Full registration with New Zealand's Social Work Registration Board (SWRB); social worker qualification recognised by the SWRB

Supporting social workers · Transporting tamariki and rangatahi · Arranging family conferences

Clean, current full driver's licence

Supporting whānau wellbeing · Working with tamariki · Partnering with whānau

SWRB registration and current Annual Practicing Certificate; social worker qualification recognised by the SWRB; full, clean, current driver's licence

Supporting caregivers · Developing tailored strategies · Coordinating community support

Recognised Social Work qualification; SWRB registration and annual practising certificate, or ability to gain registration; valid and clean New Zealand driver's licence

Providing advocacy · Supporting international students · Building relationships

Relevant tertiary qualification ideally in law, psychology or related; experience in advocacy, mediation, student welfare or international student support; fluency in English and at least one additional language; strong knowledge of policy and procedural fairness.