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Shore Junction is a youth innovation hub in the heart of Takapuna, Auckland, designed as a space for young people aged 13 – 24 to connect, belong, and grow. Shore Junction is estimated to open late February 2020. This is an exciting opportunity for an experienced passionate youth / community services manager to establish and manage the hub.
We currently have three Youth Work positions available in our Whanganui Education and Youth Services departments:
In this role you will report directly to the Lead Advocate and Programme Manager who will aid in giving direction toward fostering healthy community attachments through the one-to-one support and team support you will provide to young people on the START Early (early intervention programme for young males from Taranaki aged 14-17).
We have had a vacancy come up for a Residential Youth Worker position at our Tukanae home in Strathmore that we need to fill immediately. We are looking for people who are experienced youth workers who can work with young people from complex or traumatic backgrounds and have worked in people related industries with challenging situations or have residential care experience.
In this part-time paid role (up to 8 hours per week) you’ll be responsible for coordinating and helping to deliver the programme for teenagers up to Year 13. You will need to work Sunday mornings during term time and be available to spend time with teenagers one on one.
ATWC has partnered with Family Works Northern to provide a joint Youth Work programme across Auckland secondary schools. This service has a particular focus on mentoring and supporting young people to help meet their educational goals.
The Highbury Whānau Centre provides youth and whānau development services. This is an exciting opportunity to be at the forefront and part of a vibrant youth service team providing a youth focused service that is dynamic, accessible and results targeted.


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