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Support Facilitator
KaikarangaSupport Facilitator connecting individuals with disabilities to essential services and opportunities. Building relationships and tailoring support plans to empower clients in their daily lives.
Core Competencies
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Demonstrates strong relationship-building and communication skills while coordinating tailored support plans for individuals with disabilities. Exhibits empathy, emotional intelligence, and a commitment to making a meaningful difference in clients' lives.
Highest-signal resume keywords
EmpathyEmotional IntelligenceRelationship-Building SkillsExperience in Health or Disability ServicesMicrosoft Office Proficiency
ATS Keywords
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Hard Skills
Needs AssessmentCoordinating Support PlansCoordinating Natural SupportsCoordinating Formal Supports
Soft Skills
Self-DriveInitiativeStrong Communication
Tools & Technologies
Microsoft Office
Industry Keywords
Disability ServicesAged CareCommunity Services
About the role
Key responsibilities & impact- Building genuine, trusted relationships with clients, whānau and providers
- Conducting in-depth needs assessments for people with disabilities, who have a broad range of circumstances
- Coordinating tailored support plans that reflect each person's goals
- Navigating services and opportunities to create lasting, meaningful outcomes
- Showing up differently every day - because no two clients are the same
Requirements
What you’ll need- Empathy and emotional intelligence - you lead with people, always
- Strong communication and relationship-building skills
- Self-drive, initiative and a genuine desire to make a difference
- Experience in health, disability, aged care or community services (or the hunger to learn)
- Good computer literacy and confidence using Microsoft Office
- Proven experience coordinating natural and formal supports and services for people with a range of physical, intellectual, and or sensory needs
Benefits
Comp & perks- The backing of a supportive, people-first organisation
- Real career growth in a role that truly means something
- Flexible working arrangements