Social Worker / Addiction Case WorkerAbout The Salvation Army Christchurch Bridge The Salvation Army Christchurch Bridge exists to provide safe, integrated, high quality treatment and support services to people whose lives have been affected by alcohol or substance use.
Our services are evidenced based best practise and are known for being people-centred, caring, transformative and responsive.We are looking to appoint a suitably qualified Social Worker or addictions counsellor for our residential programme based in Addington, Christchurch.Key Responsibilities: Facilitating psycho-educational alcohol and/or other drug groupsOne to one case management with tangata whaioraRisk assessmentsAftercare planningPerson Specification: Is a skilled group facilitatorHas a passion for creating hope for those struggling with alcohol &/or drug useExperience in Alcohol and /or other Drug case management with tangata whaioraAbility to work with people of diverse backgrounds and culturesExperience in one-to-one case managementAbility to work in a team environmentIs excited about working from a bicultural perspective and understands how the Treaty of Waitangi applies in our settingEmbodies the values and mission of The Salvation ArmyHold a Full Driver LicenceExperience in completing Alcohol and/or other Drug comprehensive assessments idealOur offer to you: 2 x Salvation Army additional leave days and long service leave Discounted Medical Insurance with Southern Cross TSA discount card for discount with various retailers such as Beaurepaires, Noel Leeming, Placemakers and Torpedo7 A position within a long-standing, respected nationwide organisation Opportunities for growth and development Hours of work: This is a permanent full time role of 40 hours per week Monday to FridayThe starting salary?for this role falls between $68,037 - $102,000 annually dependant on experience.This role may close early due to an increased number of applications - apply as soon as possible to avoid disappointment!
We look forward to your receiving your application.