Part time - Care and Support Worker - Kaiawhina, Penrose, Auckland

Mō te tūnga | About the Role We are looking for compassionate and dedicated Part-time Support Worker to join our team, providing one-on-one care to Tangata (care recipients) with intellectual disabilities. You will play a vital role in their rehabilitation journey, helping them lead fulfilling andindependent lives.You’ll be supporting male Tangata, providing high levels of care tailored to individual needs. Key responsibilities include: Assisting with personal care, hygiene, and daily routines Supporting with meal preparation and household cleaning Administering medication as required Transporting Tangatato appointments, gym sessions, and community outingsSupporting independence through daily living skills and social engagement This role operates on a rotating roster, including weekends. Shifts include: Morning: 7am-3pm Afternoon: 3pm-11pm / 1pm-9pm Overnight: 11pm-7am (sleepovers) 11am-7pm / 7am-7pm (on occasion) Ko wai koe | About You We’re looking for team members who are practical, empathetic, and enjoy connecting with people.Our Tangata live active lifestyles, so energy and adaptability are key.To be successful, you’ll ideally bring: A qualification in Health and Wellbeing, Community Support, or related field (preferred but not essential) Confidence and strong communication skills Experience with personal care (advantageous) A positive, solution-focused attitude and genuine empathyGood physical fitness and stamina Requirements: Full, clean class 1 driver'slicensewith no restrictions ismandatory. You must be residing in and legally entitled to work in New Zealand. You will be required to undergo a Police Vetting check. You will be required to complete a Health Check. Mō mātou | About UsTe Whariki Whakaruruhau is the Te Roopu Taurima model of service that recognises the intrinsic value and relationship of Tangata (Care recipient), their whanau (Family) and kaimahi (Staff). As a kaupapa Maori service we strive to make a difference in the lives of Tangata by surrounding them with a caring environment based on Maori values of respect and whanau. The service appeals to a wide range of people of different ethnicities because of Te Roopu Taurima’s philosophy of accepting and valuing all cultural practices.Ready to make a real impact? Apply now and help support Tangata on their journey to greater independence. #J-18808-Ljbffr