Tikanga Programme Facilitator
Tikanga Programme Facilitator
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$ 70 - 85
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Job Description
- Do you want to make a real difference in the lives of tangata whaiora
- Working at Christchurch Mens Christchurch Womens Rolleston Prisons and in community.
- Permanent Full Time 40 hours per week Monday-Friday with some weekend Wnanga work.
- Salary $70 - 85k
Te whiwhinga mahi The opportunity
Purapura Whet are proud to be delivering Te Ihu Waka Tikanga Mori programmes for the Department of Corrections. The Kaiwhakatere Waka / Tikanga Programme Facilitator plays a vital role in supporting whaiora and their whnau to connect to Te Ao Mori increase knowledge of Te Reo and Tikanga strengthen identity and increase confidence and ability in aspects of whanaungatanga manaakitanga rangatiratanga and wairuatanga.
This position requires an individual who is passionate about Mori culture and has the ability to engage with diverse groups to foster a deeper appreciation of cultural practices.
We are looking for a Tikanga Programme Facilitator to join our Mtauranga Mori team.
Ng kawenga matua o te mahi Key responsibilities of the role
- To plan and facilitate Te Ihu Waka Tikanga Mori Programmes for tangata whaiora serving sentences in Prison or in the Community.
- Delivering engaging tikanga based workshops for tangata whaiora.
- Developing resource materials that reflect core principles of Tikanga within Te Ao Mori.
- Working collaboratively with other facilitators and kaimahi to ensure programmes are culturally relevant and effective.
- Facilitating discussions around cultural identity mana respect and understanding among participants from different backgrounds.
The role also involves building strong relationships with local iwi (tribes) and community organisations to promote collaboration in Mtauranga Mori practice. The Tikanga Programme Facilitator will be expected to represent Purapura Whet Trust by ensuring that tikanga is upheld throughout all interactions. A commitment to fostering an inclusive environment where everyone feels valued is essential for success in this role.
Ng pmnawatanga u What you will bring
- Strong knowledge in Te Reo Mori me na Tikanga.
- Knowledge of the Treaty of Waitangi and its practical application within the context of this role.
- Ability to facilitate programmes in the Corrections environment working with tangata whaiora who have varying levels of knowledge understanding and ability in Te Ao Mori.
- A non-judgmental approach to working with tangata Whaiora
M mtou Our Organisation
Our organisation recognises Te Tiriti o Waitangi as the founding document of this nation and therefore guided by the tenets thereof expects that Mori consumers of Mental Health our services and their whnau have the same rights to the highest standards of mtauranga mate hinengaro care as everyone else. This means in effect addressing the disparities in Mental Health wellbeing for Mori consumers. Further to ensuring that tangata Whaiora and their whnau receive the highest standards of professional assistance in actively managing their lives. Mental Health related conditions. Purapura Whet emphasises that integration of care involves developing a coherent and comprehensive understanding of the needs of tangata Whaiora and their whnau and is aimed at enhancing overall well-being rather than treating the treatment of specific disorders or problems.
M mtou uara Our Values
Protecting the Tino Rangatiratanga of whnau and their right to quality care.
To promote the right of Mori through a Te Ao Mori perspective inclusive of Tapu Mana Mauri Whanaungatanga Wairuatanga Hinengaro Tinana Ukaipo and Matauranga Mori to achieve lifelong growth and quality of life.
You will be part of a dedicated team working across prison sites and tautahi communities and a valued member of the wider Purapura Whet whnau.
We provide ongoing training opportunities and relocation support is available.
Please apply via Seek. Any ptai please contact Mairehe Tankersley on
Request the position description by emailing
Applications close 5pm Thursday 18th September and will be processed as they are received.
Skills And Experiences
Required skills
- Strong understanding of tikanga and Mori cultural practices.
- Excellent communication and interpersonal skills with the ability to engage diverse audiences.
- Facilitation skills including the ability to lead group discussions and workshops effectively.
- Ability to develop educational materials and resources that reflect tikanga principles.
- Competence in conflict resolution and problem-solving within a community context.
Required experiences
- Proven experience working in a facilitative role within Mori communities or organisations.
- Experience in programme development and implementation related to cultural education.
- Background in community engagement collaboration and partnership building.
- Experience conducting training sessions or workshops focused on tikanga practices.
- A track record of successful project management from conception through to evaluation.
Employment Type
Full-Time
