Available Positions
Business and Finance Manager | Graeme Dingle Foundation
As Business and Finance Manager, you will provide expert financial and operational leadership across the Foundation. You’ll lead our finance, administration, and business support functions — ensuring robust systems, regulatory compliance, and strong financial stewardship to enable our services to thrive. You will work closely with the CEO, Board, and wider teams to align strategy with resources, deliver clear and timely financial insights, and continuously improve systems and processes across the organisation. Find out more here.
Group Regional Manager, Northern Region | Graeme Dingle Foundation
Are you a strategic, people-focused leader with a deep commitment to achieving better outcomes for tamariki and rangatahi? Join Graeme Dingle Foundation as our Group Regional Manager (GRM) and help shape impactful programmes to tamariki and rangatahi across the Auckland and Northern regions. This is a pivotal leadership role within Graeme Dingle Foundation, overseeing the delivery of our services across Auckland, Te Tai Tokerau and Kaipara. The GRM ensures high-quality, culturally responsive programme delivery for tamariki and rangatahi, and supports regional teams to thrive. Find out more here.
Operations Coordinator | Graeme Dingle Foundation
We’re looking for an organised and proactive Operations Coordinator to join our vibrant team in Albany, Auckland. You will be able to build strong relationships and demonstrate personal effectiveness in terms of work attitude, style and approach. This is a diverse role responsible for supporting the Operations team as they review and develop all operational systems, processes and procedures to assist Community Partners (CP) with running their programmes, collating and monitoring receipt of reports and assisting with draft written commentaries. This will be a permanent part-time role of 20 hours per week. Find out more here.
Site Manager | Graeme Dingle Foundation Western Bay of Plenty
The Site Manager leads the delivery of Foundation programmes within their assigned region, ensuring high-quality outcomes for tamariki and rangatahi. This role includes team leadership, operational oversight, stakeholder engagement, local fundraising initiatives, and supporting national functions by providing timely information, maintaining relationships, and managing local delivery. Find out more here.
Kiwi Can Leader Female (Child and youth development) 2025 | Graeme Dingle Foundation Western Bay of Plenty
We’re on the lookout for an enthusiastic female Kiwi Can Leader to join our dynamic, gender-balanced teaching team starting Term 3, 2025 – ASAP! If you love working with tamariki, bring positive energy and want to make a real impact, this is the role for you. You’ll plan and deliver high-energy, values-focused lessons in kura across the region for children aged 5–12. Every class you teach is a chance to spark belief and resilience in tamariki. Find out more here.
Become a Mentor
The Graeme Dingle Foundation are looking for people who want to support the next generation by mentoring a young person. It will take your commitment over a period of 6 – 12 months depending on the programme where you will mentor a young person for this duration. No prior experience is required, we provide all the info you’ll need to be an awesome mentor.
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