Bridge Support Worker- Weekend Morning Shifts

Location- Taranaki The Salvation Army Bridge Centres exists to provide safe, integrated, high-quality treatment and support services to people whose lives have been affected by alcohol or substance use. Our services are evidenced based best practice and are known for being people-centered, caring, transformative and responsive. The Salvation Army Bridge Programme currently has vacancy for suitably qualified and experienced Residential Support worker. Some versatility will be required in terms of the variable hours. The applicant should have experience in support work in an addiction or mental health setting and/or hold or be willing to undertake the National Certificate in Mental Health Support Work Level 4. The ability to work in a culturally appropriate and safe manner with Maori and Pacific peoples is essential as is a full / clean driver's license. What will your responsibilities be: To provide a supportive and safe environment for clients within residential housing. Uphold The Salvation Army's Mission and Christian ethos. Value and respect the individuality, dignity and privacy of each client of the Bridge Programme. Preserve confidentiality of clients' personal information. Maintain good communication with clients, family/whanau, and other team members. Committed to the principles of the Treaty of Waitangi as they apply to The Salvation Army Bridge Programme. Clients receive care without discrimination on the basis of race, culture, health, sexual orientation or age. Our offer to you: An additional working week of Salvation Army leave awarded annually on 1 July Free confidential counselling services to support your wellbeing Subsidised flu vaccinations Discounted Medical Insurance with Southern Cross TSA discount card for discount with various Hours of work: Saturday and Sunday 0745- 1600 The starting salary for this role will fall between $26 and $30.97 The Salvation Army is proud to be an equal opportunity employer andbelieves workplaces thrive with diversity. The Salvation Army is a worldwide evangelical Christian church and human service provider. It is committed to caring for people, transforming lives and reforming society - all through the love of God shown in Jesus. The successful applicant should therefore show an ability to identify with the mission and values of The Salvation Army. Children’s Worker Classification Statement (per Children’s Act 2014): Applicants with a Schedule 2 conviction must provide an Exemption Certificate for Core Children’s Worker roles or undergo an internal assessment for all other Salvation Army roles. #J-18808-Ljbffr