Support youth diversion through restorative justice and culturally appropriate services with Grand Council Treaty 3 in Kenora. This posting is internal and Treaty 3 only.

The Youth Diversion Worker provides one-on-one services to youth referred by communities, police, and courts. Working with Treaty 3 Community Justice staff, you coordinate diversion, connect clients with resources, and support restorative processes. Applicants must identify their community and understand this is not open to the general public.

Key Responsibilities:

- Provide one-on-one diversion services to referred youth
- Arrange culturally appropriate supports, including access to Elders
- Explain diversion and restorative justice procedures
- Coordinate with police, courts, counsel, and service providers




- Maintain diversion files, plans, progress, and client updates

Requirements:

- Working knowledge of local Indigenous cultures, histories, and traditions
- Knowledge of restorative justice and Youth Criminal Justice Act
- Excellent written, verbal, and interpersonal communication skills
- Computer proficiency, professionalism, discretion, and organization
- Valid driver’s licence and reliable vehicle

Apply your restorative justice knowledge, cultural understanding, and communication skills supporting youth and communities through diversion services.

📌 Youth Diversion Worker Kenora (Northeastern Ontario)
🏢 Grand Council Treaty #3
📍 Northeastern Ontario