Overnight Supervisor - Transitional Housing

About Us

This is a busy role that requires a high degree of energy, physical strength, enthusiasm, and a strong desire to be there for the wahine and tamariki in our care.

This is a sole role, supervising the tangata whaiora in our service and the building, responding to emergency events. Minimal advocacy work is required for this role, but you will utilise our values to ensure whaiora and their tamariki are safe and comfortable.

This role would be suitable as a starting ground into becoming a Family Harm Practitioner or Housing Navigator. We are very passionate about training and developing our team regardless of where your journey may take you. Some experience working with wahine and tamariki is preferred.

Our Values

Manaakitanga- Upholding the mana of ourselves and all others by operating with integrity - doing what is right for those we serve

Aroha - Compassion, empathy, and care are at the heart of our practice

Ngātahi - working collectively, acknowledging the whakapapa of people and relationships

Āhuru - safe, secure, and stable environment for our whānau and kaimahi

The Role

Provide support to the team, and ensure wahine and tamariki are safe. Uphold the security, Health, and Safety of our wahine and their tamariki as well as your colleagues.

Shifts Available:

• Thursday–Monday, 7:00 pm–3:30 am (1 position)

Key Responsibilities

Ensuring the tangata whaiora are safe and well, and adherence to their responsibilities while in our care

Respond to events to ensure the safety of wahine and their tamariki

Light cleaning, preparing rooms, and other cleaning duties as scheduled

Being security-minded, aware of risks, risk management, and hazards

About You

Strong work ethic, integrity, and cultural competency.

Some experience in social services, mental health, addictions, or family violence is advantageous (peer support experience welcomed).

Excellent communication and relationship-building skills.

Highly organised, accountable, and adaptable.

Computer literacy is a must and a full, clean driver’s license.

Ability to maintain professional boundaries and work collaboratively and autonomously

NZ residency or a valid work visa required.

What we offer

A supportive team that works hard to uphold the mana of wahine, including that of our Kaimahi.

Full training, this will be at least 4 weeks, day shift before starting night shifts

Ongoing professional development

EAP

Reasonable support to advance your educational training

6 Wellness Days per year

Birthday leave

A warm fuzzy feeling when we get it right and make a difference

If this is you, and you already have your sleeves up, and you are ready to go, then apply now.

You will be required to undergo police vetting under the Vulnerable Children's Act 2014.