Community Partnerships Advisor | Kaitohutohu Hāpori

at  Nelson City Councill

DESCRIPTION

• Work predominately with rangitahi and youth-focussed groups
• 28-30 hours per week
• $89-94,000 p/a + flexible working + professional development
  Whiria te tāngata - Weave the people together

KO NGĀ PŪMANAWA ŌU| ABOUT YOU

We are looking for someone who understands the needs of our community, is a great communicator and is excellent at building positive relationships. It would be an advantage if you also have experience working with young people, and for local or central government.

To be successful in the role, the preferred skills, experience and knowledge includes:

• experience working with community groups
• proven project and contract management skills
• knowledge of tikanga Māori and te reo Māori is desirable along with a commitment to working with the principles of the Treaty of Waitangi
• an understanding of issues facing our communities of greatest need
• high level written and verbal communication skills
• a degree in community development, social policy or a related area or similar experience

KO NGĀ PAINGA MŌU | WHAT WE OFFER

At Nelson City Council we believe that taking care of Nelson starts with taking care of our people. That means a focus on learning and development, hybrid and flexible working options to support a sustainable work-life balance and a chance to enjoy the great lifestyle on offer in the Nelson region.
Our organisation filled with supportive people who love this beautiful city of ours. We have amazing weather and a gorgeous natural environment. It’s a great place for all ages.
Applications close: Sunday 28 June 2024
Ina he pātai anō, whakapā mai | For more information please contact: Mark Preston-Thomas, Manager Community Partnerships on 03 546 0200.
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KŌ TĒNEI TŪRANGA MAHI | ABOUT THIS ROLE

Join a team with a strong reputation for supporting our local community groups.
As part of a team linking Council with community, you will be supporting Councils Youth Council alongside support for community groups to deliver activities to improve social outcomes for Nelson’s Communities of Greatest Need. From developing concepts and ideas, through to leading and supporting multiple projects alongside other agencies, this role is key in developing and maintaining strong relationships with community groups.
In addition to supporting programme implementation, you will evaluate progress and results and ensure social objectives are achieved within budget.

To be successful in the role, the preferred skills, experience and knowledge includes:

• experience working with community groups
• proven project and contract management skills
• knowledge of tikanga Māori and te reo Māori is desirable along with a commitment to working with the principles of the Treaty of Waitangi
• an understanding of issues facing our communities of greatest need
• high level written and verbal communication skills
• a degree in community development, social policy or a related area or similar experienc