
51 - 200 employees
Founded 2020
🏥 Healthcare
💼 Consulting
📦 Logistics
Healthcare • Consulting • Logistics
Kaikaranga is a New Zealand-based non-profit organisation (formerly Taikura Trust) that provides needs assessments, navigation and coordinated disability supports for disabled people, their families and whānau in the greater Auckland region. Acting as a NASC gateway, Kaikaranga offers free and funded services including referrals, counselling, carer support, individualised funding guidance and connections to government and community partners to help people access the right supports and live independently. The organisation emphasises culturally responsive, whānau-centred care, advocacy and collaboration with schools, health services and social agencies to promote inclusion and wellbeing.
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51 - 200 employees
Founded 2020
🏥 Healthcare
💼 Consulting
📦 Logistics
Healthcare • Consulting • Logistics
Kaikaranga is a New Zealand-based non-profit organisation (formerly Taikura Trust) that provides needs assessments, navigation and coordinated disability supports for disabled people, their families and whānau in the greater Auckland region. Acting as a NASC gateway, Kaikaranga offers free and funded services including referrals, counselling, carer support, individualised funding guidance and connections to government and community partners to help people access the right supports and live independently. The organisation emphasises culturally responsive, whānau-centred care, advocacy and collaboration with schools, health services and social agencies to promote inclusion and wellbeing.
• Conducting service co - ordinations for clients with a range of physical, intellectual and sensory needs • Coordinating tailored support packages within funding requirements and individual goals • Building quality relationships with clients, whānau, providers and teams across the organisation • Maintaining high quality documentation using the Socrates IT system • Working remotely from anywhere in Aotearoa - Auckland, Wellington, Christchurch, Dunedin or the regions
• Proven NASC experience within the health or disability sector • Strong working knowledge of Socrates and funding allocation requirements • Experience coordinating natural and formal supports for people with diverse needs • Excellent communication skills and the ability to connect across diverse cultural backgrounds • High attention to detail, strong organisational skills and confidence working independently
• Remote flexibility from anywhere in Aotearoa • A collaborative, multicultural team behind you • Robust IT and systems to support your mahi • Ongoing learning and development, EAP and staff benefits
Apply Now🕒 June 24
Audio Recording Specialist responsible for creating high-quality audio recordings per domain standards. Focused on recording structured conversations in assigned languages with adherence to technical and quality requirements.