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Registered Professional Counsellors. Two positions available.

Cambridge Community House – Te Whare Manaaki Tangata - is a well-established and trusted organisation in Leamington, Cambridge, providing a range of social services to individuals and whānau. The Cambridge Community House is a unique social services provider, providing confidential services with professional and qualified staff in a safe and whānau friendly environment.

We are looking for two amazing registered counsellors – fulltime hours  (negotiable) - to join our caring and supportive team where you’ll be allocated approximately 4 client sessions per day. Days and hours of work are negotiable for the right person, but fulltime is preferred. The ideal candidate for these positions will be responsible for a diverse caseload, including AOD and/or general and youth counselling.


Successful candidates will have:

  • Recognised qualification in counselling or therapy (minimum Diploma in Counselling (Level 7 or above)

  • NZAC membership or equivalent, or willing to work towards it.

  • Minimum provisional DAPAANZ a must for AOD role.

  • Clinical skills in individual therapy.

  • A warm and caring nature

  • Skill in working alongside rangatahi

  • Experience in working with a diverse range of people.

  • Ability to work well as part of a multi-disciplinary team.

  • Excellent written and oral communication skills.

  • Be self-directed, meet deadlines and maintain strict confidentiality.

  • Group work experience and advantage.

What does Cambridge Community House offer?

  • Supportive, friendly team.

  • Healthy work environment where we value staff wellbeing.

  • Paid day off every year on your work anniversary.

  • Working within an experienced counselling team with strong leadership.

  • Working alongside wrap around services within the whare such as Whānau Support and Financial Mentoring.

  • Appropriate paid professional development.

  • Paid pro-rata professional membership

  • Paid monthly supervision.

  • Quality peer supervision and education.

  • A flexible working environment.

  • Caring and dynamic Board of Trustees.

  • Connected and engaged local community.

  • EAP.


You will be required to complete a Police Vetting check for this role.

If you want to work for an organisation that makes a positive difference to the lives of Cambridge Whānau  Please email [email protected] with your C.V and an excellent cover letter.

APPLICATIONS CLOSE FRIDAY 30TH OCTOBER 2026