CCS Disability Action

We're hiring! Have you always wanted a job where you can make a real difference? Learn all about what it's like to work with CCS Disability Action on our website: https://www.ccsdisabilityaction.org.nz/join-our-team

Check out our latest vacancies:
• Full-time General Manager, Auckland or Northland
• Part-time Community Support Workers, Northland

We look forward to receiving your application!

Disability Services Job Vacancies — CCS Disability Action Check out CCS Disability Action's job vacancies, employee benefits, why dedicated professionals working to support disabled people in New Zealand choose to work for CCS Disability Action.

Support work isn't just a job – it's meaningful mahi that fits around your life, to make a real difference in someone else's. We've broken down some common misconceptions to give you an idea of being a support worker with CCS Disability Action. Read the 10 things nobody tells you about support work at the link in the comments.

Interested in joining the team? Check out our support worker vacancies on our website.

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We wanted to let you know a large oak tree will be removed from our Whangārei site this week.

This was not a decision we took lightly. But when leaves, branches, and debris make it unsafe for disabled people to reach our front door, we need to act.

If you would like to learn more, including how the tree will be reused to support the community, you can find out more on our website.

Read more here:

News about the oak tree at our Whangārei office — CCS Disability Action We wanted to share that the large oak tree at our Whangārei office is coming down, and we know this kind of news can be hard to hear. Work to remove the tree is due to begin this week. The tree sits right on the edge of our front car park, next to our office building. After a lot of thought, and se