Coordinate restorative justice diversion at Elizabeth Fry Toronto, using assessment and case management skills with adults facing minor criminal charges.

This permanent, full-time position works 35 hours weekly.

As a Community Justice Worker, you will deliver the Direct Accountability Program for eligible adults aged 18 and older.

You will assess referrals, develop individualized agreements, monitor sanctions, and report successful completion to the Crown Attorney’s Office.

The work supports alternatives to prosecution through accountability.

Key Responsibilities: Assess adults referred by the Crown Attorney for program eligibility
Develop and facilitate out-of-court diversion agreements
Coordinate and monitor community-based sanctions and completion




Maintain participant contact and address agreement completion barriers
Submit completion reports and maintain accurate program records
Requirements: Degree or diploma in Social Work, Community Services, or related field
Three to five years of relevant direct service experience
Knowledge of criminal justice and restorative justice principles
Solid assessment, interviewing, case management, and problem-solving skills
Trauma-informed, anti-racist, anti-oppressive, and harm reduction commitment
Bring restorative justice, accountability agreement, and participant monitoring expertise to Elizabeth Fry Toronto’s Direct Accountability Program.

📌 Direct Accountability Program Worker (Canada)
🏢 Nameless
📍 Canada