Steering Committee

Governance and Strategic Leadership

PSG for Te Whatu Ora's largest infrastructure build. Outpatient and Inpatient buildings.

Ministerial appointment to Westbridge and Te Otu Matua National schools

Tangata Whenua Allied Health Roopu

Board of trustees

DHB transfersWorkforce

• Part-time Youth Worker• Facilitate and organise youth programmes, events, camps and holiday programmes• Mentor and Youth Development

To provide strategic leadership, influence advice in the development of health strategies and programmes, for Māori in the South Canterbury region.• Leadership and Strategic Planning• Relationship Management• Delivery on Māori Health Strategies• Effective strategic influencing• Capacity and capability development• Support service deliveryMember of following boards-Te Tumu Whakarae National Reference Group of Maori Health Strategy-Te Herenga Hauora o Te Waka o Aoraki Regional DHB Maori GM network-South Island Alliance for Mental Health and Addiction-South Canterbury Primary Care Alliance-South Canterbury Suicide Prevention-National Bowel Screening Governance Group

• Oversight and monitoring of the Grievance Process at Oranga Tamariki Youth Residence• Monitor compliance and conduct reviews referred to panel• Investigate grievances within residence• Provide Quarterly reports to Minister for Children

• Residential staff member working with students with severe learning and behavioural issues, in whare Tauawa.• Facilitate living skills and social skills programmes

Full-time then changed Part-time• Teaching into Bachelor of Social Work Programme and Certificate in Health and Wellbeing• Main Subject Areas: Theory, Social Work Skills, Integrated Practice, Community Development, Supervision, Knowledge for Practice, Social Work Fieldwork and Te Ao Hauora.• Developing and delivering course content for classes ranging from level 4-7• Responding to student issues and providing pastoral care• Liaising with students and stakeholders during field education placements and community projects.• Facilitate Maori year 1 tutorial group for Bachelor of Social Work• Present at Ara Maori community study information evenings • Teaching within kaupapa Māori framework and encouraging diversity through use of alternate teaching• Contribute to marketing and promoting programme.

• Evaluate proposed services and presentations of shortlisted providers• Evaluate if proposed service is right fit for community• Provide recommendations for Ministry to sign off• Procurement process

Part-time 20 hours per week• Cultural leadership, advice and support to young people and staff in specialist group homes • Connecting tamariki to whanau/hapu/Iwi• Programme development within Tane Whakapiripiri specialist group home

Te Korimako residential programme for tangata whaiora with mental health challengesCo-ordinate ARA Health and Wellbeing students for placement and employment

Part-time 16 hours per week• Family violence and child protection senior practitioner• Facilitate and respond to family violence and care and protection concerns within CDHB (Public & Hillmorton Hospital)• Attend inter sectorial family safety forum – Integrated Safety Response, which includes Police, Oranga Tamariki, New Zealand Corrections Department, NGO and Health.• Review and provide recommendations for cases of family violence and care and protection concerns• Provide consultations and trainings for staff within CDHB

• Providing leadership and advanced clinical skills within Specialist Mental Health Services (SMHS)• Clinical leadership to social workers and other allied health staff within Inpatient, Outpatient and Crisis Resolution teams• Acting Clinical Manager to South Adult Community Team consisting of Consultant Psychiatrists, Psychologists, Nurses, Social Workers, and Occupational Therapists.• Clinical Supervision and performance appraisals for social workers and allied health staff, within Inpatient, Outpatient and Crisis Resolution teams• Duly Authorised Officer making applications for Mental Health Act (1992)

• Complete comprehensive psychiatric assessments, clinical reviews, social work assessments, research measures and clinical notes• Develop treatment plans and providing psycho-social education to tangata whaiora and their whanau• Programme development in recreation and vocational activities consisting of gym group, music programme, cooking and art programme through Creative Spaces• Development of employment consultancy and community support workers initiative, in partnership with Emerge Aotearoa.• Provide training/workshops to Allied Health and Nursing staff at CDHB• Field work educator for social work students and new graduate social workers to Canterbury District Health Board (NESP)• Clinical Supervision for social workers and social work students (individual and group)• PSA Union delegate• Health and Safety Officer

• Apply Māori health concepts to assessment and treatment related activities• Provide cultural feedback and Cultural Assessments• Provide educational in-service presentations to teams within SMHS• On-call after hours for Psychiatric Emergency Service and Emergency Department

• Case Management• Care and Protection social worker; investigating care and protection concerns for vulnerable children• Social Work Resource Assistant metro site

• Residential social worker and community support worker• Provide recovery service for young people experiencing severe and complex mental health issues• Ensuring the safety and security of youths and adults in residential and respite services• Support and motivate clients’ recovery to live a healthy life and independently in the community• Mobile Medication Delivery Service

• Residential youth worker• Provide treatment, supervision, care and education of high-risk young people with harmful sexual behaviours• Behaviour management• Provide CBT, Narrative therapy and Motivational change therapy

• Casual support worker supporting people with intellectual disabilities