· Qualification in counselling, social work orpsychology required
Bring your family violence practice, knowledge, and experience to this new, purpose-led role.
Kia ora
A new fixed term role has opened where your skills can make a real difference. We work alongside tamariki, rangatahi, individuals, and whānau to build safety, strengthen connections, and support those affected by family violence to recognise when and how to seek help. Manaaki whānau is at the heart of our mahi, with the safety and wellbeing of tamariki as our priority.
Bring your expertise and passion to help create lasting change—ensuring tamariki are safe and whānau are strong and connected.
About us
We, at Anglican Family Care, have been providing social services in Otago for over 50 years. The safety and wellbeing of tamariki are our priority. Our awesome team works hard every day with Otago whānau to make change that inspires hope for a better future.
Why work with us?
A friendly team environment where you will be supported and valued
Become part of a purpose-driven organisation that aims to make a positive impact in the lives of whānau
The opportunity to gain significant experience and growth
Flexible working options available to promote work-life balance
Check out our video below to hear what our Team Leader Sue thinks about working for us, and read Why Join Us? and the Position Description on this page.
About the role
16 hours per week based in Balclutha, South Otago
6-month fixed term employment contract with potential to extend
Deliver therapeutic interventions and holistic support to families with children aged 0 to 18 years who have experienced significant family violence.
Empowers clients with the knowledge and confidence to address family violence and supports long-term wellbeing through resilience and healthy relationships
Salary range $68,839 - $78,675 pa. (pro-rated to hours worked) commensurate with skills and experience
About you
A relevant tertiary qualification in Counselling, Social Work, or Psychology that meets the requirements for NZAC, ANZASW, or NZPB registration is essential
Proven experience in therapeutic support with individuals, whānau, and relationships, using trauma-informed approaches and a deep understanding of family violence dynamics and their impact, especially on children.
Culturally responsive practice, able to deliver accessible services to diverse communities including Māori, Pacifika, and Rainbow groups, with strong skills in assessment, goal setting, and case management.
Sound knowledge of family violence prevention, relevant legislation, and agency protocols, with the ability to work both independently and collaboratively within a team.
An understanding of Care and Protection principles and the Oranga Tamariki Act 1989
Sound computer and database skills
Current driver licence
We'd love to hear from you
If you’re ready to be part of a kaupapa-driven team making a difference, we’d love to hear from you! Apply via seek and send us your cover letter and CV. Applications close onFriday, 11 July 2025 at 5pm.
Note: Interviews may start before the closing date for the right candidate.
