Nau mai, haere mai – Welcome
At the Trust we are all about people in our values, our services and the people who support and deliver those services, so it makes sense for our first focus to be our people.
He aha te mea nui ō te ao?
He Tangata, He Tangata, He Tangata!
What is the greatest thing in the world
It is people, It is people, It is people!
Mahi mō tatou – Working for Us
If you are looking to enhance your career in an organisation committed to ensuring an engaged, supported, and positive workforce whanau, you have come to the right place! We are strongly inclusive of all people and embrace diversity resulting in a rich culture that wraps around our values.
Learning and Development is a key focus here at the Trust. We achieve by supporting each other to share knowledge, collaborate and learn together in a friendly safe environment.
We employ approximately 220 people in a wide variety of roles. Our interdisciplinary team includes speech language therapists, physiotherapists, occupational therapists, clinical psychologists, neuropsychologists, dietitians and social workers who work together to provide an integrated approach to rehabilitation and recovery.
We also employ nurses, support workers, rehabilitation coaches, chefs, catering assistants, food assistants, administrators, cleaners and have various leadership and management roles.
Ō matawhānui – Our Vision
Ordinary life opportunities
Ō ahurea – Our Culture
We are strongly inclusive and embrace diversity resulting in a rich culture that wraps around our values
Uara – Our Values
Laura Fergusson Brain Injury Trust’s values are the heart of our collective ethos, how we operate, share and communicate. The uara of Manaakitaka, Kauanuanutia, Kotahitaka, Tika me te Pono, have been chosen to reflect our journey and the relationships we have with Mana Whenua and Tangata Whenua.
Manaakitaka – We care; we work with empathy and compassion
Kauanuanutia – We are respectful; we value and appreciate the people and environment we work within
Kotahitaka – We are inclusive; we work as a team encouraging collaboration
Tika me te Pono – We do it right; we include knowledge, education, and communication to support us in our work
