Social Worker - Sydenham Site

Join our vibrant multi-cultural office in Sydenahm. We’re offering a competitive salary starting from $81,206 to $97,557, depending on experience. Mō te tūnga | The Role You will: Complete thorough safety and risk assessments Lead hui with care and confidence Design tailored, strengths-based, and culturally aligned plans Uplift the mana of whānau through every interaction Work in true partnership with iwi, hapū, Māori organisations, community groups and fellow government agencies to create enduring, meaningful Whakapapa Nōu te rourou | What's in it for you In this role, you don't just give - you grow. Acompetitive salary and comprehensive benefits Flexible working arrangementsand wellbeing supports Ongoingkaupapa Māori learningand professional development A workplace that respects, reflects, and celebratesdiversity, inclusion and te ao Māori Ngā pūmanawatanga ōu | What you will bring We're looking for people with the heart and skill to lead in this space - whether you're a seasoned professional or newly registered. Full SWRB registration (or eligibility to register) A recognised social work qualification A genuine, strengths-based practice approach A full, clean New Zealand driver's licence (historic convictions may be considered on a case-by-case basis) An unwavering commitment to working in partnership with whānau Also valuable: Experience in statutory social work (preferred but not essential) Strong communication, resilience, and cultural competence Knowledge oftikanga MāoriandPasifika cultures Solid documentation and digital literacy skills Mō mātou | About Oranga Tamariki Oranga Tamariki - Ministry for Childrenis grounded in the belief thatevery tamaiti deserves a loving, safe, and supported life. Our values guide us: Aroha- we care deeply Whakapapa- we honour connections Mana- we uphold the dignity of all Tika &Pono- we do what's right, with integrity Oranga- we journey toward wellbeing, togetherWe are committed to building genuine partnerships with iwi, hapū and Māori communities - ensuring tamariki and whānau are at the centre of all we do. Applications close: Friday, 7th August 2026! #J-18808-Ljbffr