OverviewDept: Justice, Nation Building, closing on June 24, 2026JOB SUMMARY: The Restorative Justice Worker plays a vital role in supporting meaningful alternatives to the mainstream justice system. While rooted in Haudenosaunee values and traditions, this position also embraces the rich diversity of the Six Nations community, recognizing that healing and accountability must reflect the lived experiences of all individuals. The worker facilitates restorative processes that promote reconciliation, personal responsibility, and community wellness. Through restorative circles, diversion programs, and outreach, they engage youth, adults, families, and justice stakeholders to repair harm, restore relationships, and foster inclusive pathways to justice. The Restorative Justice Worker will also collaborate with the Crown’s attorney and local police services to identify cases—both pre- and post-charge—that may be appropriate for diversion into restorative justice processes. This partnership ensures that restorative options are considered early and consistently, helping to reduce reliance on punitive measures and strengthen community-led solutions.



In addition to direct service work, the Restorative Justice Worker will be responsible for delivering a minimum of two restorative justice training sessions annually to the community. These trainings aim to build local capacity, deepen understanding of restorative principles, and empower community members to participate in justice and healing initiatives.Wage: $57,200/yr – Contract – 12 MonthsView complete Restorative Justice Worker Job Summary in PDF Format.ResponsibilitiesSupport restorative processes that promote reconciliation, personal responsibility, and community wellness.Facilitate restorative circles, diversion programs, and outreach to engage youth, adults, families, and justice stakeholders.Collaborate with the Crown’s attorney and local police services to identify cases (pre- and post-charge) suitable for diversion into restorative justice processes.Deliver a minimum of two restorative justice training sessions annually to the community.#J-18808-Ljbffr

📌 Restorative Justice Worker - $57,200 A Year (Winnipeg)
🏢 Justice, Nation Building
📍 Winnipeg