The organization:
The National Hauora Coalition (NHC) is a charitable social enterprise focused on improving outcomes for whanau. NHC brings innovation and greater effectiveness to health and social programs. It is an experienced thought leader in the outcomes commissioning market and an early adopter of impact investment in New Zealand.
The NHC is a Maori-led and culturally driven organization that supports solutions for all whanau, especially those communities that are not well served by health and social services.
The role:
Reporting to the Lead – Tikanga & Governance, this role is critical in supporting the Lead – Governance & Tikanga by providing matauranga Maori and administrative governance support including correspondence, meeting and travel coordination, draft reports, minutes, and managing the workflow and priorities as determined by the Lead – Governance & Tikanga.
As the role works closely with the Trustees and Board Directors, the person in the role is expected to uphold and manaaki the kaupapa by actively contributing to and participating in the organization kaupapa and realizing the values and moemoea of the Trustees.
In addition, the role will assist with all external facing events sponsored by NHC or attracting media or social media attention, e.g. Mana Whanau Tohutanga, Matariki, Koroneihana, and NHC whanau sponsored days and other events that may arise.
About you:
You will be an experienced executive organizer who can think ahead and get the 'stuff done'. Experience in working across fast-paced and complex environments is essential. You will be personable, adaptable, and have great EQ as well as being highly organized and able to work autonomously.
In this role, you will embed and implement Matauranga Maori concepts into all areas of the organization by supporting the delivery of matauranga and kaupapa Maori initiatives internally and externally through wananga. The role will assist the Lead, Tikanga & Governance to service the NHC Governors in all aspects of Secretariat and Governance Support including annual report and audit preparation. The Tikanga component will include engagement with NHC kaimahi and may include external stakeholders including Iwi, hapu, and mana whenua. The role will be expected to be familiar with a tikanga approach in varying Maori hui.
Desired experience:
• Bachelors' Degree or equivalent lived experience in Te Ao Maori
• Minimum of 2 years in an administration or matauranga Maori role
• Effective relationship management and communication skills
• Strong administrative, report writing, and computer literacy
• Experience in administration booking systems and ordering, including fleet vehicles and resources
• Highly organized and able to work autonomously
• Can-do and will-do attitude
The benefits:
• The opportunity to be mentored within a tuakana-teina model
• Work for an organization that is making real change to our social and cultural landscape
• A pathway for career growth within the organization
• A competitive salary, flexible working arrangements, and strong company culture
• Professional development opportunities, including expanding on your capability in Te Reo, 8 days of development leave, and support for professional memberships.
• Kaimahi also have access to a discount scheme, hauora clinics, and annual flu vaccinations.
If you want to make a difference and be valued in your work, then apply now for a confidential chat.
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