Current opportuNITIES
Creative Arts Mentor
📍 Manukau / South Auckland | 🕐 Full-time
Why this role matters
You’ll use creativity as a pathway to confidence, identity, and employment — helping participants recognise their strengths and translate them into real-world opportunities.
What you’ll do
- Mentor individuals and small groups through creative practice
- Support participants to identify strengths and pathways into employment or enterprise
- Connect creative skills to real-world opportunities
- Create safe, inclusive, and mana-enhancing learning environments
- Build relationships with whānau, employers, and community partners
- Contribute to programme development and continuous improvement
What we’re looking for
- Experience in the creative sector and mentoring others
- Strong alignment with kaupapa Māori and whānau-centred practice
- Ability to motivate, encourage, and support diverse learners
- Understanding of how creativity supports wellbeing and employment outcomes
- Knowledge of the creative sector in Tāmaki Makaurau / Aotearoa
- Strong relationship-building skills and community connections
- Full NZ driver’s licence and clear police check
Why join us
- Purpose-driven organisation focused on real outcomes for whānau
- Opportunity to use creativity as a pathway to employment and growth
- Supportive, values-led team environment
- Space to bring innovation, creativity, and heart to your mahi
If you feel a connection to this mahi, we welcome your application.
👉 Apply via SEEK NZ with your CV and a short cover letter sharing why this mahi matters to you:
Creative Arts Mentor (Manukau, Auckland)
KAIHĀPAI RANGATAHI – YOUTH EMPLOYMENT NAVIGATOR
📍 South Auckland | 🕐 Full-time
Why this role matters
You’ll support rangatahi into meaningful employment — walking alongside them from preparation through to placement and ongoing support, helping build confidence, stability, and long-term success.
What you’ll do
- Provide one-on-one coaching and employment planning
- Support rangatahi through pre-employment, placement, and ongoing pastoral care
- Build strong relationships with employers and community partners
- Support rangatahi and whānau to achieve sustainable outcomes
- Track progress and contribute to programme reporting
What we’re looking for
- Experience working with rangatahi in youth work, mentoring, or coaching
- Strong communication and relationship-building skills
- Organised, reliable, and able to follow through
- Understanding of (or willingness to grow in) Te Ao Māori
- Full NZ driver’s licence and ability to pass police vetting
Why join us
- Whānau-centred, supportive team environment
- Strong community and employer connections
- Ongoing learning and development
- Purpose-driven mahi
If you feel a connection to this mahi, we welcome your application.
👉 Apply via SEEK NZ with your CV and a short cover letter sharing why this mahi matters to you:
Kaihāpai Rangatahi – Youth Employment Navigator (Manukau, Auckland)