Whanau Ora Navigator Full-time Job

Position: Whanau Ora Navigator - Pacific

About the Role

As a Whanau Ora Navigator at Pacific Whanau Ora, based in South Auckland (Manurewa), you will have the opportunity to make a real difference in Pacific wellbeing. This full-time position requires a versatile social/community worker who is eager for an exciting new role. The role involves implementing the family-centred approach of Pacific Whanau Ora, understanding that families themselves hold the best solutions to the challenges they face. You will guide Pacific families in Auckland towards achieving their goals in health, education, economic development, and culture, with duties that will take you around the region from the Manurewa base. This is a 40-hour per week salaried position with flexitime.

About You

We are looking for an enthusiastic individual to join our Whanau Ora Navigator Team. The ideal candidate will value the whanau ora approach, possess a sound understanding of the Pacific community sector, have connections within it, and be passionate about the potential of Pacific people. While social worker registration is preferred, candidates with at least a Category 3 – Level 4 Health Certificate are also encouraged to apply. The ability to work flexibly and proficiency in a Pacific language may be advantageous. If you believe in The Fono approach to working with community groups and families, we want to hear from you!

About Us

Joining The Fono Trust means becoming a part of a heritage that spans over 30 years as a trusted Pacific organization known for driving significant improvements in health and wellbeing for Pacific peoples in Auckland. Our Integrated Model of Care, FonoCare, is at the core of our commitment to equity in outcomes, guiding us as we connect with the communities and families we serve. The Fono offers a range of high-quality services, including primary health, mental health, dental services, public health, whanau ora, and social services, all aimed at providing care to Pasifika and those in need. The Fono is committed to innovation and developing partnerships within the community and beyond, making our services accessible across Auckland.

Find Out More / Apply

If you are interested in this role and want to be part of a team that is dedicated to making a positive impact on Pacific communities, please email scout@aidmax.co.nz with the subject line "WONM" for an application form and job description. Don't miss this opportunity to join The Fono family and contribute to the health and wellbeing of Pacific peoples in Auckland.