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NZCL

Residential Service Support Worker - Christchurch (Leave Cover)

  • Posted yesterday
  • On Site
  • Full Time
Location

Christchurch

Salary

$23 .38  -  $29 .10/hr

Job Description

Residential Service Support worker - Christchurch (Leave Cover)

At NZCL, we are dedicated to support people with disabilities in New Zealand. Our Disability Support Services reflect our belief that all New Zealanders deserve to live fully, have equal opportunities, and achieve their ambitions.

You will be part of a team who will provide a safe environment where people can develop confidence and new skills, build friendships with peers and interact with others in the community. Our teams are our greatest asset and we are committed to employing and training the best people. NZCL team is looking for energetic and motivated people to support people in their own home.

We're offering part positions and seeking someone who are flexible with working days and time.

What does a Support Worker do? | He aha te mahi a te Kaimahi Tautoko

You will support people in their home and community to lead fulfilling and meaningful lives to achieve their personal dreams and goals by doing the things they want to do such as going swimming, attending sporting events, arts and crafts, movies, or shopping - the list is endless!

What do you get? | He aha te whiwhi

  • Earn competitive pay rates between $23.38 up to $29.10 per hour.
  • Earn while you learn with free training towards NZQA Health & Wellbeing.
  • Job security with Employee benefits, sick/annual leave and more.
  • Travel Allowance.
  • Employee Assistance programme service anytime you need health and wellbeing support.
  • 'Refer a friend' Bonus.


Who are we looking for? | Ko wai ta tatou e rapu ana

  • Prior experience is not essential as full training is provided
  • Flexibility to work rostered overnight shifts and rostered weekend shifts
  • Full driver's license and owning your own vehicle is essential.
  • A desire to support people to learn new skills and achieve outcomes.
  • Somebody who has the initiative to push people for their goals, is energetic, outgoing, and can think outside the box. You need to be respectful of others thinking, and their way of living life that may be different to your own.
  • Empathy, respect, and cultural awareness is important in this role as the people we support come from diverse backgrounds with varying needs and interests.


If you are passionate about supporting people, then maybe there is a role for you here. Send your request to NZCL.

Mēnā he tangata ngākaunui ana koe ki te tautoko i ngā momo tāngata, tēnā pea, kei konei he tūranga mōu. Tukua mai tō tono ki NZCL.

Please bear in mind all applicants must be a NZ Resident/Citizen or have a valid NZ work permit.

Hard Skills Required

  • Household Management
  • First Aid
  • Driver's License

Soft Skills Required

  • Empathy
  • Initiative
  • Cultural Awareness

Benefits and Perks

  • 🧕
    Inclusive Workspace
  • ❤
    Care and Appreciation
  • 📈
    Professional Development

Job Schedule

  • Includes Weekends
  • Rotating Roster
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