Support Worker - Night Shift - Energetic Workplace

Hours 10:00PM -6:30AM

Location Armour Bay Titirangi 

About The Role

Are you dedicated to building strong relationships and supporting whānau to achieve positive outcomes?  Do you have a deep understanding of Whānau Ora and a commitment to cultural empowerment?

As a Kaitūhono Kaimahi, you will play a vital role in connecting and engaging with whānau, nurturing meaningful relationships, and supporting them to achieve their desired shifts and aspirations. Through a culturally grounded approach and your expertise, you will work collaboratively with whānau members and various stakeholders to advocate for their rights, entitlements, and wellbeing.

If you are a compassionate, culturally aware, and motivated individual who values the importance of whānau wellbeing, we encourage you to apply and become part of Te Whānau o Waipareira, an organization committed to supporting whānau empowerment.


Key Responsibilities.

• Foster deep connections and relationships with whānau, community members, and stakeholders.
• Apply the principles of Whānau Ora in all aspects of your work.
• Identify opportunities for whānau to access appropriate support services and resources.
• Collaborate with whānau to develop comprehensive whānau plans and goals.
• Advocate for whānau within government agencies, schools, and other organizations.
• Uphold cultural protocols, respect spiritual beliefs, and ensure the wellbeing of whānau members.

Your Skills & Experience.

• Proven experience in supporting and advocating for whānau to achieve positive shifts.
• Strong commitment to Te Reo Māori, Tikanga, and cultural competence.
• Familiarity with Whānau Ora principles and the outcomes framework.
• Excellent communication skills, both written and verbal.
• Ability to build and maintain strong, trusting relationships.
• Proficiency in using relevant software for case management.
• A valid driver's license and willingness to travel as required.
• Knowledge of Ministry for Children and Family Court processes, procedures, and legislation is desirable 

Mana Motuhake. Our Goal. 

Te Whānau o Waipareira is a non-government organisation, operating locally in the heart of West Auckland. We are dedicated to creating generational change for urban Māori, delivering a broad spectrum of services in education, health, and social care.


Waipareiratanga. The Waipareira Way.

Here at the Whānau House, we do our mahi differently. As a new kaimahi, you will be warmly welcomed into a close-knit whānau, with networks spanning across the West Auckland region and beyond. We walk side-by-side with the Māori community, woven into a cross-generational story far bigger than oneself. As kaimahi, we take care of your wellbeing and provide a number of benefits:

• Fun, supportive, and flexible teamworking environment.
• Various professional and career development opportunities.
• Locally based offices, near to public transport and shops.

A Waipareira career is YOUR opportunity to create a difference for whānau Māori!

All applicants must have a valid New Zealand residency or work visa. 

We do not accept submissions from any recruitment agency.