The National Collective of Independent Womens Refuges is the umbrella organisation of 40 independent Womens Refuges across New Zealand. Each refuge has specific support needs and application requirements, to learn more about positions available please see current vacancies.
Please note you must be living in New Zealand – and qualify to work in New Zealand – to apply for a position at Women’s Refuge.
The organisation and affiliates are supported by a valued team comprised of both paid and volunteer positions.
We believe in our people; we believe in our values:
Women’s Refuge, National Collective of Independent Women’s Refuge Incorporated (Women’s Refuge NZ) is New Zealand’s only national provider working to protect women and children from family violence. Our national office provides a wide range of advocacy, advisory, training, fundraising and support services to member refuges, Government, agencies and our many business partners.
Our vision is for all women and children in New Zealand/Aotearoa to live free from family violence.
About the Role
We are looking for someone to fill a Kaiārahi role based at our national office in Wellington. Primarily the role supports our national office operations to provide services to affiliated member refuges.
The Kaiārahi – Quality service support fulfils a key monitoring and audit function to identify evidence of good practice and quality service and are in line with NCIWR standards of practice, with policies and procedures being followed. In carrying out this function, refuge members are enabled to be lead providers of family violence intervention and prevention services.
This position is part of a tight knit team that prides themselves on camaraderie, efficiency, underpinned by proud team culture supporting outcomes for both Māori and Tauiwi.
Key Requirements for this role:
Key performance areas:
This is a full-time position based at the National Office in Wellington. Management experience within community development or relationship management, implementing policies and practices and/or a community audit function is desirable. Experience working in community development or for a not-for-profit organisation would be an advantage.
To apply for this position please send us a cover letter and an application form with your CV.
Application forms and a position description are available below or contact cheryl@refuge.org.nz to request an application form and a full job description.
Application Form
Job Description
Applications for this position close on 24 May 2024.
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