Earlier this month, two Corrections staff were recognised for their extraordinary contribution to New Zealand at the Public Service Day Awards ceremony in Wellington.

As a psychologist at Corrections, you could be working in a range of settings – from working in specialist therapeutic units with a small group of people, to providing strategic…

With hundreds of different roles across the country, it’s not uncommon for staff at Corrections to start in one role and move across to another.

The programme, which is provided externally, helps participants build cultural identity, through connection to four kaupapa: Manaakitanga, Whanaungatanga, Rangatiratanga and Wairuatanga.

The week of 13-19 May, New Zealand recognises the contribution made by psychologists to individuals, organisations, and communities across the motu.

Since June last year, new community work supervisors and senior community work supervisors have been receiving a nationally co-ordinated staff induction as they embark on their new role.