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Part Time Community Support worker - Auckland

New Zealand Healthcare New Zealand Estimated salary: Approximately NZ$23.50–NZ$29.00 per hour, depending on qualifications, experience and applicable pay-equity rates
Role summary

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This part-time role supports people in their homes and communities across Auckland, helping them maintain independence, wellbeing and participation in daily life. Duties may include personal care, meal preparation, household assistance, companionship, medication reminders and transport or community activities, depending on individual needs. Candidates should be reliable, compassionate, respectful and able to work independently while following care plans and safety procedures. Good communication skills, a full or restricted driver licence and access to reliable transport may be required. Previous support-work experience is helpful, although training may be available. Applicants must meet relevant employment, reference-check and background-screening requirements and be comfortable with flexible shifts, including weekends or public holidays.

About the employer

Healthcare New Zealand is a nationwide provider of health, disability and community-based support services. The organisation works with older people, people living with disabilities, individuals recovering from illness or injury, and people requiring mental-health or wellbeing assistance. Its workforce provides care in homes, residential settings and local communities, with services designed to promote dignity, independence, inclusion and quality of life. Community Support Workers are an important part of this model, helping clients with everyday activities while encouraging choice and participation. The company operates across New Zealand and typically offers varied shifts, practical training and opportunities to develop within the health and social-care sector. Roles are guided by person-centred care, cultural respect, safety, teamwork and professional standards.

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