- Ensure assigned court is covered as required and provide on-call coverage for remaining courts that serve member Nations.

- Provide information and assistance to clients with matters under the Criminal Code of Canada, Child, Youth and Family Enhancement Act*,* the Family Law Act and other acts at court that may affect Nation members and other Indigenous families

- Provide court assistance to clients at court

- Provide information and assistance to court personnel to create awareness and understanding of clients’ situation

- Help clients and their families address issues identified by provincial children’s services staff, working to plan for the least intrusive measures to keep children safely with their families.

- Collaborate with caseworkers and other agencies,



including Nation services and Delegated First Nations Agencies that are involved with families and have requested court support.

- Attend training opportunities to enhance job-related knowledge.

- Facilitate workshops to promote public awareness and knowledge of legal matters and participate in conferences and inter-agency meetings. Public speaking is expected when required.

- Maintain monthly statistical data, monthly reports, expenses, and any other relevant information as required within specified periods.

- Maintain accurate, up-to-date client file documentation on all interactions and services provided to clients.

Job Type: Full time

Pay: From $49,000.00 per year

Location

- Edmonton, AB (preferred)

Willingness to travel

- 25% (preferred)

Work Location: In person

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