Mō matou | About Te Whare:
Te Whare is a kaupapa Māori social service provider dedicated to supporting the communities of Tāmaki Makaurau, Kaitaia, and Whangārei. Our mission is to lead the restoration of whānau wellbeing in Aotearoa, assisting those facing significant challenges.
To navigate challenges, overcome family harm and sexual violence and heal and restore oranga.
Our mission - leading the restoration of whānau wellbeing.
Mō te tūnga |About the Role:
We have an opportunity to support this mahi in our Sexual Harm Crisis Tamariki Service and invite people with proven skills, experience and aroha to join our team.
As a kaimahi within the Sexual Harm Crisis Tamariki Service, you will provide immediate support to Tamariki, young people and their whānau affected by sexual harm, focusing on:
Crisis Intervention: Responding to crisis situations to ensure safety.
Trauma-Informed Care: Implementing compassionate, non-judgmental support.
Whānau Plans: Assessing and developing comprehensive plans to support the whole whānau. Identifying needs and connect with specialist services.
Safety Planning: Creating individualised safety plans tailored to the Tamariki and whānau.
Therapeutic Support: Provide brief therapeutic support to help child and whānau stabilise during challenging time and help facilitate their healing journey.
Liaising with Key Stakeholders: Engaging effectively with relevant stakeholders to ensure collaborative support and compliance with contract requirements.
Working in a Kaupapa Māori Way: Upholding kaupapa Māori principles throughout all aspects of your work.
Nōu te rourou | What's in it for you?
A supportive work environment
Ongoing professional development opportunities
Be part of a bold, values-led kaupapa Māori organisation
The chance to make a meaningful impact on Tamariki and whānau
Attractive incentive package, including gifted leave.
Tohu Mātauranga | Essential Qualifications:
Registered Professional: Social Work, Counselling, Psychology, or related fields.
Strong communication skills and commitment to cultural safety.
Minimum of 2 years post qualification experience
Experience in trauma-informed practice.
Strong networking and communication skills.
Knowledge of or willingness to learn Kaupapa Māori approaches and Tikanga Māori.
Applications close: 6 November 2026
Applications will be reviewed as they are received and the advertisement may close early if a successful applicant is appointed.
Join us in making a meaningful impact and supporting our communities!