The OpportunityJob Class: UnionDepartment: Justice ServicesLocation: Full Time In Person at 10 Armoury Street, TorontoStatus: Full time, PermanentPay Rate: $51,861.68 per annumVacancy Number: JS-U26-21Number of vacancies: 1Available: ImmediatelyHours/Shifts: Monday - Friday 0800-1600, Flexibility in work hours and weekends on occasion. Schedules may change depending on operational requirements.Our Adult community justice programs deliver supports to individuals in the justice system in Ontario. We offer diversion and accountability programs to those 18+ who have been charged and referred to us by probation and/or crown attorneys. Reporting to the Supervisor of our adult community justice programs, our Direct Accountability Program (DAP) team of Adult Justice Workers support individuals with matters in Toronto Court in order to set them up for future success and support them in taking accountability for their actions which led to their justice involvement. The team also provides case management support in connecting with additional resources as identified, including food, employment and more.Ways You Can ContributeProgram DeliverySupporting with central intake for all DAP referrals across the Toronto South and Toronto East regionsCompleting all intake requirements, including reviewing and assessing appropriate referrals to meet the individual needs of participantsProviding information and support to participants in understanding justice-related processes, including the court process and community service ordersEnsuring that all sanctions and community service placements assigned to the individual are appropriate, proportionate, and meaningful to the needs of participants, those impacted, and of the community, and of the funder, and are met within the specific timelines of the programEnsuring ongoing and consistent communication with all parties to ensure appropriate supports are in place and to provide follow up and/or problem solving, as needed, where challenges may be identifiedParticipation in ongoing evaluation and feedback meetings with partners,



participants, and team to ensure participant and partner experience is represented in all facets of the programSupport in the development, collection, and review of evaluation data to support in ongoing program fidelity and growthFacilitate individual and/or group programming as neededSupport placement students, as assignedCommunity DevelopmentResearch community resources for program participants, families, and individuals impacted by the offence(s)Identify and engage suitable volunteer placements that are meaningful to the participant, of benefit to the community, and reparative in natureDevelop program and service agreements with placement agencies to ensure mutually agreeable outcomes between participants and placement matchFoster relationships and represent the program and organization at network tables, community groups, conferences, etc. as assignedAdministrationActively participate in team and individual meetingsConsistent communication with referral sources and team members regarding participants and their progression through the programTimely and accurate reporting of referrals, case notes, meeting minutes, stats, and other required administrative dutiesSupporting in the implementation of the program evaluation and other reporting processes or special projects,



as assignedParticipate in strategic planning and other organizational initiatives and committees as requiredExecute other responsibilities as necessary to achieve the objectives and deliverables of the programsWho You AreKnowledge/ExperienceMinimum diploma in Social Work or related field2 years’ experience working with vulnerable populationsSome knowledge of and/or experience working within the justice systemUnderstanding of the many community organizations and supports available to youth and adultsUnderstanding of the principles of proportionality and reparation as it relates to the justice systemDirect experience engaging with diverse populations and an ability to apply a culturally responsive lens to all interactions, including program implementation and capacity-building with participantsStrong interpersonal, written, and verbal communication skills and a demonstrated ability to collaborate with multiple stakeholders effectively, respectfully, and efficiently with minimal supervisionExperience in problem-solving and working through immediate challengesProven ability to work within and across teamsSatisfactory Vulnerable Sector ScreeningSkills/AbilitiesAbility to travel throughout the Halton, Peel, Toronto, and York regions and surrounding areaNice to Have’sUnderstanding of relevant legislation and institutional policies (including the Criminal Code of Canada, Ministry of Correctional Services Act)Experience in developing community-based interventions that respond to individual needs, and address prevention, rehabilitation, and reparation of harmKnowledge of the social service agencies operating in Halton, Peel, Toronto, and York and a willingness to broaden knowledgeCurrent Standard First Aid and CPR certificate, ASISTProgram planning skills to implement, evaluate and modify new and existing program, as neededWhy Join Springboard?Be part of amission-driven, inclusive organization that values people and impact.Comprehensivebenefits packageandpension plan .Access totraining, mentorship, and career development opportunities.A dynamic team environment focused on learning, growth, and making a difference.Active Employee Engagement Committee that focuses on connecting staff through communication, a rewards and recognition program, career development initiatives and of course, social and team building opportunities.#J-18808-Ljbffr

📌 Js--21 Adult Justice Worker - Dap - C$51,861.7 A Year (Winnipeg)
🏢 Springboard
📍 Winnipeg