Counselling Administrator
The Counselling Administrator plays a pivotal role in ensuring the seamless and efficient operation of Youthline’s central office reception and service delivery administration duties.
This role provides young people and their whanau with a positive experience of engaging with Youthline to receive counselling support, by offering empathetic reception services and providing strong administration. This includes supporting therapists, youth workers, volunteers, and other staff in assisting young people and families seeking counselling support to achieve positive outcomes through initial contact administrative support. Additionally, ensuring everybody making contact has an exceptional experience of Youthline and receives timely and relevant service and follow-up to best meet their needs.
To enable cross-functional understanding of front office and service administration to support an integrative wrap-around approach to service delivery.
To see more about this role or to apply please visit Seek
If you would like the Position Description, please email hr@youthline.co.nz.
Applications close when position is filled
- Youthline - Epsom
- Full time
The Counselling Administrator plays a pivotal role in ensuring the seamless and efficient operation of Youthline’s central office reception and service delivery administration duties.
This role provides young people and their whanau with a positive experience of engaging with Youthline to receive counselling support, by offering empathetic reception services and providing strong administration. This includes supporting therapists, youth workers, volunteers, and other staff in assisting young people and families seeking counselling support to achieve positive outcomes through initial contact administrative support. Additionally, ensuring everybody making contact has an exceptional experience of Youthline and receives timely and relevant service and follow-up to best meet their needs.
To enable cross-functional understanding of front office and service administration to support an integrative wrap-around approach to service delivery.
To see more about this role or to apply please visit Seek
If you would like the Position Description, please email hr@youthline.co.nz.
Applications close when position is filled
Face-to-Face Counsellor
Youthline is looking for a professionally registered counsellor based at our South Auckland Centre in Papatoetoe, to deliver short-term therapeutic intervention for young people aged 12-24 as part of our contract with CMDHB.
As a counsellor at Youthline you’ll be joining an incredible community of dedicated and passionate staff and volunteers. Along with a supportive and caring culture, we offer flexible working hours, ongoing professional development and a sector-benchmarked salary.
You’ll have a passion and heart for working with young people and their families and a drive to achieve positive outcomes. Your personal philosophy will include a strengths-based approach to working with people, and a willingness to embrace diversity.
You’ll need:
If you fit the criteria and are interested in this role, please apply via Seek with your CV along with a cover letter detailing why you believe you are the right person for this job. Please note, while we appreciate the time you’ve taken to apply for this position, we may only be contacting suitable candidates.
Candidates must have the right to work in New Zealand. Please email hr@youthline.co.nz if you would like a Position Description or have any questions about the role.
Applications close when the right candidate is found.
- Youthline - South Auckland
- Full time, Fixed term till June 2025
Youthline is looking for a professionally registered counsellor based at our South Auckland Centre in Papatoetoe, to deliver short-term therapeutic intervention for young people aged 12-24 as part of our contract with CMDHB.
As a counsellor at Youthline you’ll be joining an incredible community of dedicated and passionate staff and volunteers. Along with a supportive and caring culture, we offer flexible working hours, ongoing professional development and a sector-benchmarked salary.
You’ll have a passion and heart for working with young people and their families and a drive to achieve positive outcomes. Your personal philosophy will include a strengths-based approach to working with people, and a willingness to embrace diversity.
You’ll need:
- A recognised tertiary qualification in a therapeutic field (counselling, psychotherapy or psychology) and current APC and must be HPCA or DAPAANZ affiliated.
- Demonstrated experience in person-centered, pluralistic and strengths-based therapy both in person and online.
- Strong leadership and relationship development skills, organisational ability and communication skills.
- A high level of professionalism with strong time management, good administrative practice, and attention to detail.
- Regular engagement in clinical supervision and an ongoing commitment to professional development.
- Knowledge of the Treaty of Waitangi and a commitment to providing a culturally competent service.
If you fit the criteria and are interested in this role, please apply via Seek with your CV along with a cover letter detailing why you believe you are the right person for this job. Please note, while we appreciate the time you’ve taken to apply for this position, we may only be contacting suitable candidates.
Candidates must have the right to work in New Zealand. Please email hr@youthline.co.nz if you would like a Position Description or have any questions about the role.
Applications close when the right candidate is found.
Youth Development Worker - Clinical - 1 position available
Youthline is looking for an enthusiastic and professional individual with a Clinical background in AOD and Mental Health and Well-being who has a proven track record of engaging with Maori and Pacific young people from a strengths based approach and will have links to youth through your community networks especially Pacific and Maori communities.
You will:
Requirements:
This is a full-time salaried position of 40 hours per week; however you will need some flexibility around weekend and evening work with approximately 1-2 evenings a week and one weekend a month.
If you have experience and confidence to engage with youth and are passionate about making a difference, then we want to hear from you.
If you would like the Position Description or if you fit the criteria and are interested in applying for this role, please email hr@youthline.co.nz.
Applications close when position is filled
- Youthline - Manukau
- Full time, Fixed term till June 2025
- Must be Fully registered DAPAANZ or Social Worker
Youthline is looking for an enthusiastic and professional individual with a Clinical background in AOD and Mental Health and Well-being who has a proven track record of engaging with Maori and Pacific young people from a strengths based approach and will have links to youth through your community networks especially Pacific and Maori communities.
You will:
- work with a team of youth workers undertaking mentoring services, youth activities, programmes, events for young people
- provide Clinical Support for the AOD Programmes within designated schools and alternative education in the South Auckland region.
- provide services to young people who may need support to achieve their education, career and /or personal goals, AOD and mental health and wellbeing with a focus on Maori and Pacific youth
- work with schools, youth organisations and a wide range of community and statutory stakeholders to identify the best ways to access and engage young people with organisations, including schools, police, youth organizations and collaborative partners.
Requirements:
- Be fully or provisionally DAPAANZ or Social Worker registered
- Has sound knowledge and awareness of issues faced by minority groups, in particular Māori and Pacific and passionate about working towards equitable outcomes
- Deep commitment and understanding of Pacific Culture, Te Ao Māori, traditions and protocols.
- Be an engaging professional facilitator with a background in youth development and AOD experience in working with Pacific and Maori youth
- Effective communication, strong record keeping skills, group presentation and interpersonal skills.
This is a full-time salaried position of 40 hours per week; however you will need some flexibility around weekend and evening work with approximately 1-2 evenings a week and one weekend a month.
If you have experience and confidence to engage with youth and are passionate about making a difference, then we want to hear from you.
If you would like the Position Description or if you fit the criteria and are interested in applying for this role, please email hr@youthline.co.nz.
Applications close when position is filled