Job Vacancies
One of the ways that we support our customers is by helping them find their ideal support staff. All of the roles listed here have been created in collaboration with Flying Kites and the disabled person or their family.
There are three categories of employment: employed directly by the disabled person or their family, employed by Flying Kites on behalf of the disabled person, or employed by an external agency on behalf of the disabled person.
Roles are usually flexible for the right candidate so we encourage you to contact us if you see something of interest.
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Calm, practical mentor wanted for a bright tween in Titirangi. Hands-on activities, real relationship-building. Daytime weekday hours. Requires experience with young people, plus full licence and car
Easy going part-time role in Pt Chevalier supporting a man in his 30s. Help with cooking, light care and household tasks - plus good chats. Flexible shifts, no experience needed.
We’re looking for a kind and fun mentor to spend around 4 hours a week with a chatty 17-year-old in Parnell who loves dance, music, baking, and dogs. The role involves mostly hanging out, planning fun activities, and offering gentle encouragement and support.
Rugby-loving mentor wanted in Onerahi to support a 27yo guy to build confidence, get out in the community, and stay active. Great part-time role for a reliable, switched-on guy.
Casual support role helping a woman in Mt Eden when her arthritis flares up. Flexible, on-call hours providing small practical help, companionship, and occasional transport. Ideal for someone empathetic, open-minded and reliable.
We’re seeking a warm, playful support buddy to spend 2–4 hours a week with a fun-loving 10½-year-old girl in Stonefields who is autistic, nonverbal, and communicates using a Touch Chat iPad. The role involves fun outings, play, and positive engagement so she is happy and safe while her mum gets things done at home.
This casual role (about 4 hours weekends and school holidays in Pakuranga) involves supporting an energetic autistic 6-year-old who loves Disney princesses, active play, and fun community outings. The ideal helper is patient, safety-minded, imaginative, and able to keep up with her busy pace, with a driver’s licence for trips and activities.
This family seeks a caring, reliable person to support their 13-year-old daughter with autism and global developmental delay, primarily through gentle morning routines and occasional after-school or weekend care. The ideal helper is patient, trustworthy, enjoys Disney, and can provide kind, consistent assistance with personal care and daily independence.