Employment

APM has been enabling better lives across Aotearoa since 2012; helping kiwis overcome barriers to employment and supporting them to return to work following an injury or illness.

New Kiwis Website is a free service that provides online recruitment support for:• Employers within New Zealand• Migrants and returning Kiwis who are looking for employment New Kiwis provides the free 'New Kiwi Career Success' 2-day programme for migrant job seekers and returning kiwis; assisting job seekers to effectively find jobs in New Zealand that match their key skills and experiences. The programme also offers post training alternatives (follow-up workshops and one-on-one support).

Careers New Zealand are careers experts dedicated to boosting employment, and growing a skilled workforce.View their website www.careers.govt.nz for interactive tools and information for people at all stages of their career journeys.Careers New Zealand works to connect educators and employers. By making these connections, they help people make good choices at important transition points in their learning and working lives.

Connected makes it easier to explore jobs, study, training or business support. The service helps a wide range of New Zealanders find the advice and support they need, including businesses, people looking for help to find a job or who are worried about keeping the one they have, and those looking for study and training advice and opportunities.Connected provides support and information on:• Finding a job• Study and training options, including support for apprenticeships• Careers advice• Finding staff• Business support

Dress for Success aims to provide women with the support and the tools they need to gain employment and financial independence so they can provide for their families and feel self-empowered and confident. They can help with clothing, confidence and career support.

Ember Employment is an employment service that supports those with mental health concerns aged 16-65 to find and retain work. Their dedicated mobile teams of employment consultants serve the greater Auckland area from their North Shore, South Auckland and Papakura Hubs providing support from Pokeno to Kaitaia.

Employment New Zealand provides information and support regarding your rights and responsibilities as an employee or employer in New Zealand.

Fix up, Look Sharp provides family/whanau with the tools to have greater access to employment and increased financial security that will in turn assist families/whanau into stable, healthy and affordable housing, especially home ownership.Supporting the wellbeing of families in a holistic way through providing the male in the family/whanau with an outfit that encourages confidence and a feeling of being valued, to enable their career goals and aspirations a greater chance of coming to fruition.

Geneva Healthcare Support Services can give the support you need to find a job and continue your employment. Whatever your disability, injury or health concern, Geneva Healthcare Support Services can support you with Rehabilitation, Deaf Services, Transition Services for school leavers, and Vocational programs for VHN funded young adults, so you can live independently, and enjoy living in your community.

Improve your quality of life at NO COST. Literacy Aotearoa provides education that can help you find and keep a job. If you are already working we can help you upskill your skills to meet work challenges or to get promotions.Available to adult citizens and permanent residents across Auckland.Literacy Aotearoa can help:• Improve your CV and interview skills• Improve writing, reading and communication skills• Develop your digital skills• Provide learner driver licence support....and more

Mahitahi Trust provide Individualised placement and support (IPS); internationally recognised support for integrating people with mental health and addiction issues into employment.

Migrant Action Trust supports the successful settlement of migrants and former refugees by providing employment-readiness workshops, mentoring and voluntary work experience opportunities.

• Promotes and supports volunteering to individuals, organisations and the wider community through a number of programmes.• Recruitment and referral of volunteer to not-for-profit agencies.• Training for managers of volunteers.• Support system for not-for-profit agencies that utilise volunteers as a means of service delivery.

Work and Income is a service of the Ministry of Social Development (MSD) and delivers support and employment services to New Zealanders.Work and Income 'WINZ' are there to help support you into work. Give them a call or visit their website to find the service centre closest to you.

Workbridge is a professional employment service for people with all types of disability, including people who have lived with the long-term effects of injury and illness. A Workbridge client will have been living with the effects of their disability, injury or illness for more than six months. Workbridge work at no cost for jobseekers and employers to match people to the right job.