Full Time |
Permanent
This role is based in our Tokoroa office, with some flexibility for the right
candidate.
About
Raukawa Charitable Trust
Raukawa
Charitable Trust has proudly supported the South Waikato community since 1987,
delivering iwi-led initiatives across health, social, cultural, environmental
and Treaty-based services. Our mahi is grounded in tikanga, strong
relationships, and a commitment to achieving positive outcomes for whānau.
The Role
We are seeking
a motivated and detail-focused Transformation Navigator to join our
Transformation Team, supporting key organisational initiatives and
strengthening engagement with iwi.
Based in
Tokoroa, this role plays a vital part in ensuring the smooth delivery of iwi
register and uri grant processes, alongside supporting digital and
project-based transformation initiatives across the Trust.
In this role,
you will:
- Support iwi register and uri grant applications
from receipt through to verification
- Maintain accurate records and ensure high data
integrity
- Coordinate meetings, prepare reports, and support
project delivery
- Act as a key point of communication between whānau,
stakeholders, and internal teams
- Contribute to improving systems, processes, and
digital initiatives
This is a great
opportunity for someone who enjoys a mix of administration, project support,
and working closely with whānau and stakeholders.
About You
You will be
organised, proactive, collaborator and change maker who enjoys working in a
fast-paced environment where attention to detail is key.
You will bring:
- Strong administrative and organisational skills
- Experience working with databases and maintaining
accurate, clean records
- Confidence using Microsoft 365 tools
- Excellent communication and relationship-building
skills
- Ability to manage competing priorities
and meet deadlines
- Strong attention to detail,
providing accurate work and maintaining high standards
- Ability to take initiative and accountability
for work, both individually and as part of a team
- A commitment to kaupapa Māori
values and culturally appropriate practice
- Experience in project coordination, grant
administration, or working with iwi/Māori organisations will be highly
regarded.
You must hold a
full, clean Class 1 driver’s licence and be willing to undergo reference
checks.
What We
Offer
- Ongoing professional development and training
opportunities
- A supportive, values-led and culturally rich
workplace
- Flexible working arrangements (where possible)
- Annual Christmas close-down to spend time with
whānau
- The opportunity to contribute to meaningful iwi-led
transformation
How to Apply
Please submit
your CV (chronological) and a cover letter outlining your interest and
suitability for the role.
For further
information, contact our HR team on 07 885 0260.
We encourage
early applications, as interviews may be held as suitable candidates are
identified.
Applications
close: Wednesday 8th April 2026
