Kaiārahi (Therapeutic Facilitator)

Jora New Zealand will close on 9th September 2026. Thank you for being with us, we are cheering you on as you continue your career journey. Raukawa Charitable Trust is committed to delivering outstanding cultural, social and environmental outcomes for ngā uri o Raukawa. Guided by Te Ao Māori, tikanga and rangatiratanga, our mahi is grounded in whānau‑centred practice and long‑term wellbeing. This role is based in Tokoroa, South Waikato. We are seeking an experienced practitioner to deliver Te Huringa O Te Ao , supporting tāne on a journey of healing to break cycles of harmful behaviour, strengthen whānau connections and createlasting change for themselves and future generations. Whether your background is in counselling, social services, corrections, rehabilitation, community support or behaviour change programmes, we welcome applications from people with the skills and experience to make a difference. Te Huringa O Te Ao is a transformative, whānau‑centred therapeutic approach that supports tānewho have caused harm to understand the drivers of their behaviour, strengthen whānau relationships, and restore balance. This mahi is grounded in kaupapa Māori approaches and integrates cultural and clinical practices to achieve meaningful, long‑term change. A challenging and rewarding opportunity, this role is suited to someone confident in working with tāne, skilled in therapeutic practice and enables transformation through group facilitation and one‑on‑one intervention. Key Responsibilities Deliver interventions, facilitating kaupapa Māori wānanga and group sessions and intensive 1-on-1 therapeutic support. Include and engage whānau in safe, mana‑enhancing and trauma‑informed ways Support tāne to challenge and take accountability of past behaviours build insight and develop non‑violent ways of relating Complete holistic assessments and develop individual and whānau plans Maintain accurate case notes, reporting and outcome data Work collaboratively with internal teams and external partners Experience working with tāne, and whānau, impacted by violence, in therapeutic or behaviour‑change programmes. Experience facilitating groups, wānanga, programmes or therapeutic interventions. Knowledge of trauma-informed practice and behaviour change models. An understanding of Te Ao Māori and a commitment to kaupapa Māori practice. Strong communication, relationship‑building and organisational skills. A qualification in social work, counselling, psychology, health or a related field is valued, however equivalent practical experience will also be considered. Why Join Raukawa Be part of a kaupapa‑driven organisation making real change for whānau Work in a culturally grounded, supportive team environment Opportunity to contribute to long‑term transformation and healing #J-18808-Ljbffr