About the role

As our Kaitautoko, you will work directly with individuals and whānau experiencing challenges that impact their wellbeing. You will help people identify their goals, strengthen life skills, improve health literacy, and connect with the services and supports they need to thrive.

Working closely with our Health Improvement Practitioners (HIPs), general practice teams, and community services, you will be part of a multidisciplinary team dedicated to providing timely, accessible and culturally safe care.

This is not just another support role. This is an opportunity to walk alongside whānau, celebrate their strengths, and contribute to meaningful change across our communities.

Your work may include:

• Supporting whānau in clinics, homes and community settings.

• Providing practical wellbeing coaching and goal-setting support.

• Facilitating individual and group wellbeing programmes.

• Helping whānau navigate health, social and community services.

• Supporting positive lifestyle changes and self-management skills.

• Advocating for whānau and ensuring their voices are heard.

• Strengthening connections between clinical services, cultural supports and community networks.

The ideal person is:

• A Natural connector who engages and builds trust quickly.

• Passionate about wellbeing.

• Whānau-centred

• Grounded in Te Ao Māori

• Self-motivated & adaptable

• Community-minded

Full Training Provided

Apply Now

If you are passionate about supporting whānau, strengthening communities, and delivering care that is mana-enhancing, culturally safe and whānau-centred, we'd love to hear from you.

Send your CV and cover letter to [email protected] and request an:

• Application Form

• Job Description

Applications close 6/11/26 11:59pm