Support Indigenous community members through trauma-informed advocacy and culturally appropriate services in Treaty Three Territory. This full time position is based at Kaakewaaseya Justice offices.
The Indigenous Support Network Worker supports the Justice Director while guiding clients and families through healing. The work involves crisis intervention, counseling, referrals, community partnerships, and self-empowerment. Cultural knowledge and strong communication are central to supporting Treaty Three communities.
Key Responsibilities: Assist with developing a culturally sensitive Victim services program
Provide clients culturally appropriate emotional and practical support
Coordinate timely staff, service, and referral program access
Build trust, strength,



and self-empowerment with communities
Prioritize clients’ immediate personal safety during support
Requirements: Education or work experience in justice, social, or community fields
Knowledge of Aboriginal culture, traditions, and practices
Experience in counseling and crisis intervention
Excellent written, verbal, organizational, and interpersonal skills
Valid driver’s licence and reliable vehicle access
Bring cultural knowledge, crisis intervention experience, and advocacy skills to support healing across Treaty Three Territory communities.

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📌 Indigenous Victim Services Support Worker (Ontario)
🏢 Grand Council Treaty #3
📍 Ontario