Kaiarahi

Our vision for Te P is:

Living thriving ecology of care that heals restores and transforms our people

Do you have a passion and drive that go beyond a tick box response and can support Te P to achieve its mission To whakakaha the cultural social economic and political imperatives of whnau

There are key reintegration pillars of positive aspiration and foundation building that guide the direction of the Kaiarahi in their mahi.

Te P is committed to going the extra mile and working with our tangata and whnau to curb intergenerational incarceration and cultivate a safer community for all.

Our staff work within Te P philosophy principles practice knowledge and structures based on Kaupapa Mori through which we express our values of manaakitanga whakapapa wairuatanga rangatiratanga whanaungatanga and arohatanga.

About the Role

Join our team in a hands-on driven role particularly supporting men returning from overseas or prison. This position involves working closely with mostly tne to help them reintegrate into society. Youll take a practical approach in areas such as accommodation education training and family reconnection while also guiding them through cultural reintegration. Advanced knowledge of Tikanga and confidence in Te Ao Mori alongside providing tne perspectives are highly valuable for success in this role.

Key Responsibilities:

Work directly with returning male tangata motivating and empowering them to rebuild their lives.

Lead initiatives that support accommodation employment and cultural reconnection.

Offer one-on-one support and mentorship to men facing challenges post-deportation or imprisonment.

Requirements

Level 4 qualification in community services education mental health or related field; transferable skills from other fields considered.

Pro-social approach to motivate and encourage others.

Commitment to Tikanga Mori values and cultural sensitivity.

Strong communication ethical boundaries and organisational skills.

Ability to work independently and within a team.

High attention to detail and intermediate to advanced computer literacy.

Full NZ driver license.

Desirable

Experience in Reintegration Services Corrections or Justice Sector.

Experience working with diverse cultural backgrounds.

Strong connections with Iwi Mori and Pasifika communities.

Benefits and culture

Supportive management and collaborative team

Opportunities for growth and development.

Fun and innovative work environment.

Location

The position will be based in Royal Oak Auckland.

If you would like further information about this role please email your request to Jill Le Prou at

To apply for this role please submit a covering letter and your CV.

If you require any accommodations during the application or interview process please let us know. We are committed to providing an inclusive experience for all candidates.

Applications close Sunday 10 August 2025 or earlier if a suitable candidate is appointed sooner.