This is a meaningful position that seeks to make a positive difference promoting the mental health of individuals impacted by FASD. You will work in collaboration with our Project Lead, CEO and other potential partners in promoting self-development, leadership and peer support skills in our core group of young leaders / kaiārahi, whilst also supporting a larger group of young adults that attend our regular weekend camps (Tītoki), events and online engagement.
Watch our short (10 min) film about Tītoki here – it won Runner Up at the inaugural Canadian FASD Film Festival!
Click here to find out more and apply for the Youth Development Navigator role to become part of this amazing team.
This role will support our senior administrator – taking over the role of training and events support. You'll need a solid set of skills in Microsoft Office (Word, Excel, Outlook etc) and know your way around Zoom, running webinars and surveys. You'll need to be a team player but also be able to operate independently. Strong organisational skills and proactive problem-solving will be very helpful!
You'll be part of a dynamic, passionate team who are warm and inclusive – and passionate about making a difference for whānau impacted by FASD.
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