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We have a rare opportunity for a GM Oranga role in a Marae owned and governed innovative Kaupapa Māori organisation, dedicated to our Mission: About the role:This role will bring a Kaupapa Māori lens to all aspects of leadership as part of a collaborative and cohesive member of the Senior Leadership Team (SLT). In this capacity you will have collective responsibility and accountability for leading organisational culture and performance and, upholding TToH values and behaviours aligned to our mission and Ngā Uaratanga -core values. As an experienced senior leader, you will guide and foster a positive a vibrant workplace culture and support Managers and kaimahi in the delivery of integrated services to whānau and the communities we serve. As a member of the Senior Leadership Team, you will be expected to lead the design, development and implementation of strategic and annual planning initiatives, take accountability for the implementation of robust strategies and business transformation to support the delivery of whānau-led health and social services both across and within all aspects of TToH business. In your capacity as a Senior Leader, you will have core leadership responsibility for service delivery and operational performance of the Oranga Service Delivery Group (MH & AOD & Hauora). In addition, this role will have shared leadership accountability with the GM Delivery - Ōhanga over all aspects of TToH operations requiring deliberate and collective collaboration to set and align the direction and, drive collective operational performance in the delivery of Health and Social services across and within TToH operational groups. Who we are:Te Taiwhenua o Heretaunga is a family-focused organisation. We’ve been working with whānau to achieve their goals and improve wellbeing for nearly 40 years. We help individuals, whānau and communities by creating holistic, personalised plans of care, support and development. Our staff include Social Workers, Community Support Workers, Doctors, Nurses, Mental Health Practitioners, Housing Navigators and Addictions Practitioners. Our services are backed by strong Corporate Service teams and a progressive Senior Leadership Team. Underpinning it all are our organisational Values which are woven through everything we do. Kaitiakitanga, Whakamana, Kotahitanga and Whanaungatanga. Our main site is in Hastings and we have a workforce of over 380 kaimahi with 70% being Māori. Our team are involved with whānau and communities along the East Coast from Te Mahia to Manawatu. We are a mandated Health and Social Service provider of Ngāti Kahungunu ki Heretaunga & Tamatea Pōkai Whenua. Fourteen Heretaunga marae are represented by the elected trustees who form our governance board, Te Haaro. What you need to succeed:Qualifications: • A relevant tertiary qualification aligned to the requirements of the role. • Health or Social Services related tertiary qualification (desirable) Skills & Experience:• 5 + years’ in Senior Leadership/Management roles in complex environments, managing clinical and non-clinical teams. • Confident communicator at GM Level; skilled in conflict resolution and performance management. • Experienced in MH, Addictions and/or Hauora sectors at a Senior level. Knowledge of NGO compliance and legislation • Highly skilled in HR, Financial, Asset, and Health & Safety management. • Excellent written, verbal, and visual communication skills. • Deep understanding of issues affecting Māori in Heretaunga, especially within Māori Provider contexts. Personal & Technical Competencies• Strong cross-cultural awareness, with knowledge of Tikanga Māori. • Client and whānau-focused, with excellent interpersonal and communication skills. • Skilled in Strategic thinking, time management, and professional presentation. • Advanced computer literacy and experience with health systems (e.g. Indici). • Business-minded, results-driven, and confident in challenging the status quo. What We Offer:• 5 weeks annual leave + Birthday leave • Southern Cross Wellness One Health Insurance • Wellness incentives and a workplace that truly values its people • To be part of an amazing kaupapa Māori organisation Ready to join us? If this opportunity feels like the right fit for you, we’d love to hear from you. Simply click the link below to submit your application, upload your CV and cover letter, and complete the online Application form. Applications close 20th August 2025. Applicants will be reviewed as they come in, so don’t wait!#J-18808-Ljbffr