Connect Indigenous youth with diversion, healing circles, and community resources through Grand Council Treaty 3’s justice services. The role supports Treaty 3 communities.

This Youth Diversion Worker assists clients referred by communities, police, and courts through alternate sentencing and restorative justice. You will assess eligibility, explain available processes, coordinate supports, and work with Treaty 3 Community Justice staff. Knowledge of local Indigenous cultures and Kenora-area services is central to the work.

Key Responsibilities:

- Determine client eligibility for alternate sentencing approaches
- Consult clients about their preferred sentencing system
- Facilitate diversion and Justice circles when required
- Identify housing, health, education,



and social assistance needs
- Attend court and advocate for clients

Requirements:

- Knowledge of Indigenous services in Kenora and surrounding communities
- Understanding of court protocols and restorative justice
- Ability to articulate criminal and social justice issues
- Assertive, self-motivated, organized, and punctual approach
- Ojibway or Oji-Cree language ability is an asset

Bring cultural knowledge, restorative justice understanding, and client advocacy skills to Indigenous youth diversion and healing services.

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📌 Indigenous Youth Justice Worker (Northeastern Ontario)
🏢 Grand Council Treaty #3
📍 Northeastern Ontario