Community Support Worker, Forensic Community Team

at  Health New Zealand Te Whatu Ora

Community Support Worker - Forensics Community Team, Te Whatu Ora - Waitemata

• Permanent Role
• Full time (40 hrs per week)
• Based in Point Chevalier
• Annual salary range: $72,074 - $86719

HE KŌRERO MŌ MĀTOU | ABOUT US

The Forensic Community Reintegration Service (FCRS) is part of the Regional Forensic Psychiatric Service, and is responsible for providing transitional and follow up support to people who are moving or have moved on from one of the Mason Clinic to the community. In addition to this, the service follows up, and provides clinical care for, service users who reside in accommodation run by four non-government organisations (NGO) including Kaupapa Maori and Pasifika providers.
This accommodation is located throughout Auckland
Our team including our NGO partners all have a common goal - helping people realise their potential with the aim of supporting service users to live their best life as independently as possible.

KO TĀ MĀTOU MAHI | WE OFFER

Not only will you be a part of an amazing whanau here at FCRS, but you will also have an experienced, humorous, supportive team, who is dedicated to developing you into your next step.
Safe and supportive work environment where employees are valued
A team that is committed to supporting professional development
Join a great team of people who care about supporting and making a difference in the community
You’ll be rewarded by helping people to reach their goals.
Click here to download the Job Description.
To be considered, please visit our website at www.wdhbcareers.co.nz, quoting reference number WDHB17142D
For more information about the position, please contract Simon Portelli, Team Leader, on (09) 815 5846.
For more information about our recruitment process, please contact Abigail Sana Matic, Recruitment Consultant via email.

Our service currently operates Monday through to Friday, with weekend on call and provides intensive rehabilitation services to clients with a mix of Forensic Mental Health diagnoses, alcohol/drugs addictions and physical health issues.
The clients of this service are encouraged to lead their own recovery by identifying opportunities to be involved with and to contribute to the community, to work towards building community support networks, including their family/whānau and other significant people.
All clients are supported to achieve the maximum level of independence and to lead the life they want to lead. We work to foster hope, identify strengths and develop resilience. We recognise that these are key components to the approach taken to support clients and their family/whānau with their recovery.