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Job Opportunity: Finance Manager:Finance Manager Changing MindsJob description:Job DescriptionKaitiaki P?tea – Finance ManagerKaitiaki - A guardian of P?tea - Money »20 hours per week (Monday to Friday, flex) »Fixed Term Employment - ASAP »located in Mt Eden, Auckland; work in the house options are available Ko wai te wh?nau nei - Who are Changing Minds? We are a wh?nau first and foremost. We believe in upholding, protecting, and nurturing the mana and potential of all T?ngata M?tau ?-wheako - people with personal practice of recovery from mental health and/or addiction, right across Aotearoa. We are a national not-for-profit organisation that is committed to ?living' our whanaungatanga - connection, identity, and purpose within te Tiriti o Waitangi for the hauora - wellbeing of all Aotearoa and providing a space for all our staff to enhance and express their own cultural confidence and connection. We also pride ourselves in being operated entirely by those who have navigated their own lived practice who now stand tall as living examples of what is possible when we recognise and embrace our practices as taonga - sign of the potential we all hold to influence greater hauora. Changing Minds work in the broad area of hauora services, advocacy, human rights, and health policy, and we collect, articulate, and activate the strategic voice of lived practice. Ng? Uara - Our Values Ng?kaupono – absolute integrity; We fight for what is right, we stand for what is true, we are driven by our pursuit of equitable wellbeing for all of Aotearoa. Hei tiaki – to protect what is sacred; We acknowledge all lived practices as a taonga. We protect and nurture these taonga all over our journey together with all wh?nau as a source of mana. Whanaungatanga – connection and identity; Our unique practices, relationships and connections allow us all to find our own individual identity within one united wh?nau. He mana t? te K?rero – words hold great power; We tell our stories, we speak as one, we support the voices of wh?nau to be heard. Tino-rangatiratanga – leaders of our own pathway; We recognise wh?nau m?tau ?-wheako as the leaders of their own journey, just as we are of ours Kaupapa - The work The Finance Manager is a pivotal part of our Senior Management Team (SMT). Reporting to the CEO, this function is responsible for providing effective financial management services to the CEO, SMT, Project Managers and the Board. Day to day, this function is responsible for: » Monitoring the day-to-day financial operations within the organisation » Approving and processing fortnightly payroll » Producing monthly financial reports for the Board, Senior Management and Project Managers (Partners, Coordinators) » Assists Project Managers with the preparation of project budgets » Preparing, monitoring, and managing organisational budgets and forecasts » Assisting with annual financial audits and service audit. » Processes accounts receivables and incoming payments in compliance with financial policies and procedure. » Assisting in creating policies, processes, and documents » Attending weekly staff governance meetings » Contributing to the wider organisation by embodying our values Te k?whiringa - The opportunity Kei te hiahia M?tou ki ?u p?kenga! We want your expertise. He kai kei ?u ringa - Your expertise and potential M?tau ?-wheako – You will be Somebody with personal lived practice of mental distress and/or addiction and possess the confidence to use and tell your own story safely for the purposes of connection and education. Kia ? ki te Tiriti o Waitangi - You will be willing and committed to knowledge and embracing your own connection to te Tiriti and able to demonstrate how that supports your mahi. Mahi tahi - Being a wh?nau player is crucial; we work as one team, with the community, for the people. Arotahi ki te kaupapa – Strong financial management expertise with 3 years practice, annual and project budgets and cash flow forecasts, concise and ad hoc reporting to stakeholders. Whanaungatanga - Relationship management and interpersonal expertise and practice. Whai ariari – Superior communication, problem-solving, and analytical capabilities coupled with sound judgement and a high level of initiative with financial planning - practice in Non-For-Profit Finance is preferred. Matatau ki te ao hangarau – Strong technical/IT abilities. Confidence in digital systems, cloud-located accounting software (Xero preferred), ASB Business banking, Smart Payroll, SharePoint, Office suite Hei te muti ai te w?hanga whai tono / Applications close: 19th of September (Sunday) To apply please follow this link: https://apply.workable.com/j/93D2B95195 Skills:
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