Sexual Violence Prevention Education Developer /Facilitator & Support Worker

Sexual Violence Prevention Education Developer/Facilitator and Crisis Support Worker

Kete Rongo Programme  

We are seeking a passionate adaptable educator to join our growing Sexual Violence Prevention team as we expand delivery of ŌCASA’s Kete Rongo programme. 

This role is full time but there is some flexibility regarding the specific number of hours. We welcome applicants who are confident facilitating across diverse audiences, including rangatahi, community groups and professionals. The role will also include some support work for our Crisis team.

About ŌCASA 

Ōtepoti Communities Against Sexual Abuse is Otago's only specialist sexual violence support and prevention service. Based in Dunedin, we are a trauma-informed organisation committed to supporting survivors of sexual harm and preventing violence through education and community engagement to create meaningful social change.  

About Kete Rongo 

Kete Rongo is a trauma-informed ideologically free prevention education framework focused on consent, healthy relationships, communication, and digital safety. The programme integrates nervous system literacy and tikanga Māori values to support safe, respectful engagement across communities. 

Delivery contexts include: 

• Schools and youth settings 

• Tertiary and alternative education environments 

• Community organisations and clubs 

• Professional and workforce training spaces 

The Role

• Facilitating workshops for a range of audiences (rangatahi, community groups, professionals) whilst ensuring their safety

• Adapting delivery style to suit developmental stage and context

• Contributing to ongoing curriculum refinement and innovation

• Supporting development of digital and online learning resources

• Keeping up to date records and providing reports to Management

• Undertake networking opportunities and fostering key contacts

• Some administrative tasks, taking support calls and follow up

• Providing support to the Crisis team; including crisis support with clients under the direction of the crisis team 

We Are Looking For Educators Who: 

Are Confident Facilitators 

• Able to hold space with both young people and adults 

• Comfortable navigating sensitive topics with clarity and professionalism 

• Skilled in managing group dynamics across different age groups 

Understand Trauma & the Brain 

• Knowledge of trauma-informed practice (or motivated to learn) 

• Interest in nervous system regulation and emotional safety in learning environments 

• Awareness of vicarious trauma and self-care strategies 

 Bring Digital & Innovation Skills  

• Experience creating engaging online or multimedia content 

• Confidence with social media communication and youth-facing platforms 

• Short-form video editing or digital learning design skills 

• Interest in expanding prevention education beyond traditional delivery models 

• Integrate knowledge of tikanga Māori 

Generally

• Able to remain calm in crisis situations, able to maintain boundaries and follow directions

• Great with systems, databases and following processes

• Full training will be given to the right candidate, but it would be helpful if you have experience working with clients in the community

Applications close on Tuesday 7th April, although we may begin interviewing likely candidates before that time. Interviews will include a presentation component.