Te Reo Māori me ōna Tikanga Māori Kaitiaki- Central Otago REAP  (Fixed Term, Part-Time - Flexible Locations)

Share Your Knowledge – Strengthen Our Mātauranga Māori!  Do you have a passion for Te Reo Māori me ōna Tikanga Māori? Central Otago REAP is looking for tutors to lead beginner-level courses across Central Otago, including Wānaka, Cromwell, Alexandra, and Māniatoto. 

Life Skills Tutor - Māniatoto
Do you have practical skills you’d love to share and the confidence to guide others who are ready to learn and grow?

Central Otago REAP is seeking a hands-on tutor with strong leadership and group management skills to deliver our Life Skills Programme in Cromwell.

Repair Cafe -  Looking for volunteers...

Central Otago REAP, with support from CODC, is running the Repair & Care Café to help reduce waste and share practical skills in our community.

At the heart of this kaupapa is Koha mai, koha atu - giving and receiving. When we share our time, skills, and knowledge, we sustain and strengthen our community. Whakatika (repair), Kohatanga (care), and Manaakitanga (sharing and supporting others) are what this is all about.

If you're skilled in sewing, electronics, DIY, or just keen to help, the team at CO REAP would love you to be involved. General event crew are also welcome.

SuperGrans/SuperSkills Support Person  Part Time(8-10 hours per week)

SuperGrans/SuperSkills is seeking a friendly, organised, and community‑minded Support Person to work alongside our Team Leader. This is a varied and rewarding role that supports both administrative and promotional activities, including publicity and engagement with families.

We are looking for someone who is people‑focused, confident building relationships, and comfortable supporting parents and their young children. As our service continues to grow across Central Otago, this role will play an important part in expanding our reach and impact.

Awhi Atu Programme Counsellor - Part Time 

Central Otago REAP is seeking a compassionate, child-centred Counsellor to join the Awhi Atu Student Support Programme. This is a meaningful role supporting the wellbeing of tamariki across several local primary schools, helping to remove barriers to learning and strengthen whānau and community connections.