Halberg Trust
Job Vacancies
Programme Manager (Disability Sport)
During the last two years the Trust has clarified its purpose and objectives and as a result is now entering an exciting new phase – including a new operational model for the disability sport work of the Trust. Based at the Trust Head Office in Auckland and reporting to the National Manager, the Programme Manager is a new position, tasked with developing and reviewing disability sport programmes and ‘tools’; training and managing staff; and monitoring and evaluating to ensure that we are achieving our desired outcomes and impacts. We require someone who has considerable experience in a similar role.
Essential to this role will be maintaining strong working relationships with others in the sports sector including Sport NZ (SPARC), Regional Sports Trusts, Parafeds, Paralympics New Zealand, Disability Sport Organisations (e.g. Boccia and Wheelchair Basketball), clubs, schools and private providers. Extracting maximum value from the budget by being innovative and leveraging relationships will be important.
The ideal candidate will be a very experienced and successful sport development professional with broad skills, a passion for sport and the NFP sector, and a successful track record of initiating and executing effective work that achieves results and contributes to the success of an organisation. They will be experienced at implementing and evaluating programmes, training and managing staff, and proficient in IT/CRMs/databases.
Closing date 10th February 2012. Click here to apply.
Volunteering for Halberg Trust
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Volunteers play a vital role in ensuring that any charitable trust runs smoothly. The Halberg Trust is no different.
There are a number of areas where we require volunteers. If you are an individual who is keen to get involved and help in some way please contact us. Let us know your contact details and some idea of the skills or qualities you would be able to offer us.
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"Every New Zealander no matter what their ability has the right to participate in the sport or active recreation pursuit of their choice - there are no exceptions!"
