
Help shape the future of Pacific health
Independent Directors and Trustees
Mapu Maia Trust and Mapu Maia Limited
Mapu Maia is a nationally recognised Pacific organisation dedicated to strengthening the wellbeing of Pacific peoples and communities across Aotearoa. Guided by Pacific values, we deliver culturally grounded mental health, addictions, wellbeing, and resilience services.
As we enter an exciting phase of growth, including integrated primary health and a stronger national footprint, we are seeking values-led leaders to join our governance teams.
Across our Boards, we are seeking a mix of skills and experience in areas such as:
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Clinical governance and healthcare leadership
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Commercial strategy and investment
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Risk, audit, and assurance
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Digital transformation and data governance
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People, culture, and workforce development
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Purpose, Pacific cultural stewardship, and community accountability
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Public sector and strategic partnerships
Ideal candidates will bring:
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Governance experience at Board or Trustee level
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Strategic thinking and sound judgement
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Commitment to Pacific values and community outcomes
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Integrity, courage, and collaborative leadership
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Ability to support growth and sustainability while living The Mapu Maia Way: Respect, Culture, Alofa and Collectivity
What you will help shape
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The future of Pacific health and wellbeing
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National service growth and innovation
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Clinical quality and safety
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Long-term financial sustainability
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Strong values-led governance
Pacific candidates are strongly encouraged to apply. We also welcome people with specialist expertise who share a genuine commitment to Pacific communities.
Expressions of Interest
Please submit:
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A governance CV
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A brief cover letter outlining your governance experience and areas of expertise
The Terms of Reference can be
requested from the Board Secretariat.
Please send your CV and cover letter to:
Irene Koonwaiyou
EA / Board Secretariat
irene.koonwaiyou@mapumaia.nz
Join us in shaping a healthier,
stronger future for Pacific communities across Aotearoa.
