Provide flexible casual support to residents in Waihi across varied shifts

Casual Support Worker

Casual varied work covering our Residential team in Waihi. Shifts include 7:00am-3:30pm or 2:00pm-10:30pm, Monday-Sunday.

Ongoing training and support in your role and career.

We have an opportunity for Casual Support Workers who have the passion and drive to support people experiencing mental illness or addictions. Pathways | Mō mātou. As a leading mental health and addiction service in Aotearoa, we empower individuals to live full lives in their communities. Prioritising mental health while aiming for overall wellbeing, we foster strong whānau connections. Our commitment to personalised support is reflected in our 'whatever it takes' wairua and spirit.

The Benefits | Ngā āhuatanga kei a mātou

  • Perk & Perk Plus discount app
  • Earn up to $32.30 per hour
  • An organisation that believes in its purpose
  • Employment Assistance Programme (EAP)

The Role | Mō tēnei tūranga mahi

Reporting to the Team Coach, this casual role provides cover for permanent Support Workers. Hours are not guaranteed and will be offered as they become available. Shifts are based in Waihi and may include 7:00am–3:30pm or 2:00pm–10:30pm, Monday to Sunday. If this sounds like you, some of your responsibilities will include:

  • Support people connect with their community
  • Support with cooking, cleaning, gardening and helping with everyday household tasks
  • Assisting with budgeting and independent daily living
  • Medication support where required
  • Attending appointments and advocating for the people we support

About You | Mōu

  • A current full New Zealand Driver Licence.
  • A current New Zealand first aid certificate, or willingness to obtain one.
  • A Level 4 New Zealand Certificate in Health and Wellbeing, or a recognised equivalent, or willingness to begin this study within six months of starting with us. (We provide significant support to help staff complete this qualification.)
  • Experience working with young people and an understanding of trauma-informed care.
  • Flexibility and availability to work a range of shifts.
  • Strong de-escalation and relationship-building skills.

Māori and Pasifika are strongly encouraged to apply for this role. We also encourage people with lived experience to apply. Closing Date | Rā Katinga: 19 September 2026. Please note: this job may close sooner if a suitable candidate is found.

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