Vacancies

Learn more about our current job vacancies, volunteer opportunities and how to apply.

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Join our team

At the Coromandel Independent Living Trust, we’re more than just a workplace—we’re a community. By joining our team, you’ll be part of a passionate, values-driven organisation that supports individuals and whānau across the Coromandel. We offer a supportive, flexible work environment where collaboration, compassion, and making a real difference are at the heart of everything we do.

Current Vacancies (1)

The Coromandel Independent Living Trust (CILT) is looking for a Registered Social Worker to join our team in a permanent, part-time capacity.

Hours: 30 hours per week initially, with the potential for additional hours in the future as service needs and funding allow.

The Registered Social Worker provides professional social work services that promote the safety, wellbeing, resilience and self-determination of individuals, children, rangatahi and whānau across the Upper Coromandel. The role works alongside whānau to identify strengths, address needs, reduce barriers and support long-term positive outcomes.

For more information or to apply for this role, follow the link here: https://nz.seek.com/job/94005164?tracking=SHR-WEB-SharedJob-anz-2

Volunteer With Us

We're proud to be running a range of community projects that provide valuable services in our area. If you’re passionate about giving back, we’d love to hear from you!

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The Bizarre—Community Resale Shop

Whether you're sorting donations, helping customers, or creating eye-catching displays, your time and energy help support local initiatives funded by The Bizarre. It’s a fun, social, and rewarding way to make a difference!

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The Goldmine—Reuse Centre

You can sort donations, organise items for resale, and keep reusable goods out of landfill. It's a great opportunity to be part of an eco-friendly mission that makes a real impact in Coromandel.

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Te  Puāwai—Native Plant Nursery

Your chance to connect with nature while supporting a community-driven kaupapa. Whether you're potting seedlings, weeding, or helping with native plant care, your mahi contributes to local environmental restoration.

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Driver—Community Van

Volunteering as a driver for our community van, which travels to Thames and back every Thursday, is a vital way to support local residents in accessing essential services. Your time helps ensure people stay connected, independent, and well-supported.
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Driver—Private Hospital Trips

Volunteering as a driver for hospital patients is a vital way to support community members who need help attending medical appointments.
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Te Mana Tangata

Volunteering to host workshops at Te Mana Tangata is a rewarding way to share your skills and creativity with the community. Whether it’s art, cooking, gardening, or another passion, your workshop helps inspire, connect, and empower participants.