Administrator, Rangatahi Development Fund

About Te Rau Ora

Te Rau Ora is a national centre for Māori Health and Wellbeing in New Zealand. Our vision is a future where whānau are thriving, self-determined and well. We make it our mission to build towards future Māori workforce that drives the design and delivery of health services in Aotearoa and improve Māori Health Outcomes. We are committed to being an organisation that is culturally driven by tikanga practise and is influenced by Mātauranga māori. Te Rau Ora has a national reach with offices in Kirikiroa (Hamilton), Papaioea (Palmerston North), Pōneke (Wellington), and Ōtepoti (Dunedin).

About Education and Training Group

The Education and Training group is newly established to design, develop, and deliver workforce and tertiary education programs that focus on determinants of health and the shift towards a wellness model of care. This rōpū is comprised of Te Whare Whakangungu, Te Rau Matatau, Rangatahi ora and Centre of Māori Suicide Prevention.

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The Opportunity

As the Administrator for the Rangatahi Development Fund, you will play a pivotal role in ensuring that Rangatahi Māori have a seat at every decision-making table where their voices matter. You will have a seat at every decision-making where their voices matter. You will be assisting the Rangatahi Ora Lead create opportunities, craft initiatives, and facilitate resources that empower Rangatahi to shape their own destinies.

Your Role:

• Administration: You will be the catalyst for change, ensuring that Rangatahi Māori are not just heard but actively engaged in shaping programs and initiatives that directly impact their lives
• Funding and Procurement: Your adept management skills will ensure that the Rangatahi Development Fund is efficiently administered, with resources allocated strategically to initiatives that foster growth, resilience, and empowerment among Rangatahi.
• Relationship Building: Forge partnerships with key stakeholders, communities, and organisations to amplify the impact of our initiatives and create a supportive ecosystem where Rangatahi can thrive.

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Hours: Fixed-term part-time (20 hours per week).

Location: This role is based in our Kirikiriroa (Hamilton) office.

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How to Apply!

We encourage you to put your application in today, if interested as we will be reviewing applications as received and may interview before close of advertisement. As such, the closing date is subject to change. Click on the "Interested? Apply here" button below or at the top and ensure to upload a current copy of your CV and cover letter. You can conveniently apply using any device, whether it's a mobile phone, tablet or desktop.

What we offer

• Flexible working hours and opportunities
• An opportunity to impact Rangatahi
• Be part of a Tikanga driven organisation that cares about its people and whānau

Applications for this role closes on Monday, 10 June 2024.

For any queries regarding the advertised vacancy, please reach out to Mary Vosarogo at .