We do health differently at Tui Ora.
As a holistic kaupapa Maori (Maori approach) primary care organisation which has been serving the Taranaki community for more than 25 years, we provide a wide range of health and social wellbeing services for our whanau (families).We follow a proven Maori model of care that puts whanau at the centre, empowering them to set their own life goals and create a pathway to reaching them.
Our experienced and multi-disciplinary teams walk beside them every step of the way.Our services include two GP practices across two locations in New Plymouth and Whaitara, a community nursing team made up of long-term health, diabetes, cancer, child and respiratory specialists, mental health and addiction services, social service navigator support, alcohol and drug recovery, and youth services to help whanau address life issues that may impact their overall health and wellbeing.Our mahi (work) is challenging, fulfilling and can be life changing.As an organisation, we want our kaimahi (employees) to be at their best.
This means we look after you and put your health and wellbeing first.
If you're keen to work in a fun working environment where your professional growth and development means you are supported to be the best you can be, Tui Ora is the place for you.Taranaki - like no otherThe Taranaki region has so much to offer as a place to live with epic mountain trails, miles of coastline and world class surf breaks, vibrant urban centres, a multitude of gardens and parks, and a major events calendar that includes Te Matatini o Te Kahui Maunga (2025), WOMAD, the Festival of Lights and the Taranaki Arts Festival.The majestic sight of our maunga Taranaki (Mt Taranaki) provides a breath-taking backdrop to each day, while the opportunities for weekend adventures or a relaxing time-out are endless.
A thriving café culture, top quality restaurants, theatres and concerts, art galleries and museums, mountain-bike park, fishing, sailing, walking – you are never short of options in Taranaki.He aha ta matou | What we offerTe Reo Maori (Maori language) and cultural learning training – during work hours!A Tui Ora Day (an additional paid day each year)Four Wellbeing Leave days annuallyProfessional DevelopmentA professional, fun, people-focused and vibrant working whanau environmentA fantastic location to work and liveA competitive remuneration package.Mo te turanga | About the roleThe role of the Matanga Tautoko a-Aropa (Peer Support Specialist) is to act as a recovery coach, providing support and advocacy as someone who has gained strength and understanding through their own lived experience.
The Matanga Tautoko a-Aropa will be required to model a recovery-oriented approach to working with Whanau Whaiora, Whanau, and their respective community to embrace Whanau Ora Outcomes.Kia ekena a angitu | To promote success in this role, you will haveNew Zealand Certificate in Health and Wellbeing (Social and Community Services) (Level 4) with strand in Mental Health and Addiction Support.Lived experience with Alcohol and other drugsA minimum of three (3) years in recoveryGained or working toward minimum Level 4 Mental Health & Addictions Framework trainingCurrent Peer Support training, up to date Wrap Plan or ability to obtain (training provided)DAPAANZ registered or in a position to work towardsBeen trained in Boundaries and EthicsKnowledge of and demonstrate an understanding of recovery approach in AOD Services in line with Service User, Consumer and Peer Workforce document Te Pou (2014)Experience or ability to demonstrate an understanding of whanau goals and recovery outcomesAn understanding of Whanau Ora outcomesAn understanding of Maori models of health and the application of the Treaty of Waitangi in practiceThe ability to demonstrate practical understanding of the aspirations and challenges facing Maori communitiesExperience in applying tikanga Maori as it applies in the role (desirable)A full, clean NZ Driver Licence.This is a real opportunity for you to action meaningful change for your clients/patients and the communities you are working with.
You can and will make a difference, helping people to live more powerful and fulfilling lives by putting Hauora (wellbeing) at the centre.You will be valued as a member of our Tui Ora whanau/family, supported in both your daily work and in your professional development.We celebrate diversity within our teams and support the cultural growth of all kaimahi (employees), no matter where you are at on your Te Ao Maori journey.Join us and explore what is possible.Me pehea te tono | How to applyPlease apply online via this link.To find out more about what it is like to work at Tui Ora visit Work here | Supporting all Taranaki whanau.Please note, if you have not completed the online application and/or uploaded the required documents, your application may not be considered.You must be eligible to work in New Zealand to be considered for this position.
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