Recovery Capital Lead - Peer Navigator

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Recovery Capital Lead - Peer Navigator

We are now seeking a full-time permanent Recovery Capital Lead & Peer Navigator to join our Organisational Development and Support team at Odyssey.

This role is primarily responsible for supporting the ongoing development and integration of a culturally responsive, peer-focused, and strengths-based recovery capital model within Odyssey’s services.

A key responsibility related to this position will also be the establishment and maintenance of relationships with community-based services and the identification of resources that will support the reintegration of tāngata whai ora into the community.

As a part of this role, you will also providing practical support and walk alongside tāngata whai ora, whānau, and Odyssey kaimahi (employees), using a social recovery approach and tools.

Our ideal candidate will have :

• 2-3 years’ relevant work experience, including experience of working in a social services, addictions and / or mental health care setting.
• A relevant qualification (min. level 5 / 6) e.g. relevant national diploma
• One year’s relevant experience using recovery capital approaches in practice.
• Lived experience of alcohol or other drug and / or of mental health challenges
• Knowledge of peer community resources and support networks
• Ability to establish and maintain effective relationships with a range of stakeholders
• Ability to work effectively with people from different cultures and backgrounds, recognising their individual needs.
• A full drivers licence

In return we offer :

• A salary between $75, and $83, depending on skills and experience.
• An allocated petrol allowance.
• Monday to Friday – no weekends!
• 22 days annual leave and 5 days paid study leave per annum.
• Professional and career development opportunities.
• A dynamic and supportive team who are passionate about what they do.