Financial Capability Co-ordinator/Facilitator

About the role

Join our team as a Financial Capability Co-ordinator / Facilitator!

Coordinate and deliver engaging financial capability programmes that empower Pacific families to build financial literacy and achieve wellbeing goals. Build strong community partnerships, connect clients to key services, and ensure high-quality, culturally responsive service delivery

Key Responsibilities:

• Coordinate and deliver financial capability programmes for Pacific families

• Facilitate engaging, culturally appropriate learning and coaching sessions

• Support individuals and families to achieve financial and wellbeing goals

• Build and maintain strong relationships with community groups and stakeholders

• Connect clients with relevant services and support pathways

• Maintain accurate records and contribute to reporting requirements

• Ensure high-quality service delivery aligned with organisational standards

About you

• Knowledge and understanding of a Pacific culture.

• Experience working with the Pacific community

• Accredited financial mentor, or experience providing financial mentoring and coaching to individuals and families, is an advantage.

• Satisfy requirements for working with vulnerable adults including police vetting.

• Knowledge of Microsoft Office products

• Clean, full NZ Drivers licence

• Good communication skills in English, and ideally a Pacific language

• Eligible to work in New Zealand

Benefits

• Mobile phone and laptop

• Commitment to investing in staff professional development

• Use of fleet vehicles for work purposes

• Uniform provided

• We're a "by Pacific, for Pacific" organisation that practices and celebrates Pacific cultures and values

• Employer KiwiSaver contribution at 4%

• Wellbeing activities

• Staff Wellbeing Committee that ensures staff voices lead to meaningful action

• EAP

• Inclusive work environment where diversity and lived experience are highly valued

About us

Vaka Tautua is a national ‘by Pacific for Pacific’ service provider. Our vision is ‘Nofo a Kāinga’ - families caring for families. By embracing ‘Nofo a Kāinga’, we strengthen the foundation of love, respect and mutual support that uplifts every member of our community and enables our Pacific families to thrive for generations to come.

We deliver holistic care through a range of service offerings, including: disability support services; older peoples’ wellbeing services; mental health and addiction support services; social services and financial capability services.

How to apply

Please apply by clicking the link below. If you would like more information about this role or for a copy of the job description, please email: [email protected]

We welcome and encourage diversity in our workforce and adhere to best practice equal employment opportunity principles.