15 July 2024
Work at CAP and be part of making a difference for New Zealanders every day.
Give hope and help to New Zealand families, all while working with a team of awesome people.
At CAP, we’re passionate about releasing families out of unmanageable debt and poverty – and giving them hope for the future.
That means we do things with compassion, generosity and professionalism. And, we have a good bit of fun along the way. But the best part? You’ll be playing a role in transforming Aotearoa, one precious life at a time!
See the roles below and apply here.
- Fundraising & Communications Director: As the Fundraising and Communications Director, you will be an expert in your craft, telling stories, driving growth, inspiring others, building strong networks and delivering on strategy. You will join CAP’s Executive leadership team. This is a unique strategic opportunity to be part of a collaborative team contributing towards CAP’s org-wide strategic direction.
As Partnership Manager, you will play a pivotal role in outworking CAP’s partnership strategy. You will ensure CAP’s services can be delivered sustainably and effectively across Aotearoa in partnership with locally-based partners, including churches, community organisations and social service providers. - Partnership Manager: As the EA to the CEO and Services Director at CAP, you’ll be responsible for providing comprehensive executive support to the CEO and wider executive Leadership team. You will be pro-active, efficient and enjoy working in a fast paced and varied work environment. As the EA, you’ll bring your professionalism and expertise to enable the greatest possible impact for whānau experiencing money chaos in Aotearoa.
- EA to CEO & Services Director: As the EA to the CEO and Services Director at CAP, you’ll be responsible for providing comprehensive executive support to the CEO and wider executive Leadership team. You will be pro-active, efficient and enjoy working in a fast paced and varied work environment. As the EA, you’ll bring your professionalism and expertise to enable the greatest possible impact for whānau experiencing money chaos in Aotearoa