The Timmins Native Friendship Centre (TNFC) is an award winning Friendship Centre in Ontario and Canada. The TNFC provides services and programs to support the cultural heritage of Indigenous peoples and assist in their inclusion and participation in urban life. We strive to improve the quality of life for urban Indigenous peoples living in the Timmins area by providing intervention, direct services, advocacy and support in the areas of health, education, employment and training, culture, recreation and social services.

The TNFC is the largest service provider for urban Indigenous peoples in the Timmins region. We endeavour to provide a place of rediscovery and opportunities for learning to live in a good way. A rewarding and enriching career awaits you if you are skilled at critical thinking, building relationships, take personal accountability for getting things done and enjoy working as part of a team to collaboratively solve problems.

If you are ready to work in our fast paced environment in the capacity of Indigenous Court Worker submit your resume today!

Responsibilities

To assist Indigenous people involved in the Canadian justice system to better understand their rights, options and responsibilities when appearing before the courts. Develop or further enhance contacts within the community that will support the Indigenous Court Work program and its clients.

Qualifications

• Possess education and/or extensive work-related experience in, the following fields: Indigenous Community Justice, Alternative Justice, Law, Criminology, Law and Justice, Law Enforcement, Social Work, Psychology, Community Services.
• The candidate will have a minimum of three (3) years of demonstrated and related work experience with justice system.
• Strong knowledge and awareness of Indigenous culture and history, with emphasis on family violence, child welfare, the impacts of trauma, Indigenous youth engagement and community outreach; as well as, Indigenous justice.
• Excellent organizational skills, ability to prioritize competing work demands to ensure effective, efficient and timely application of resources and services.
• Ability to speak Cree and/or Ojibway an asset.
• Willingness to work flexible hours.
• First Aid/CPR, Food Handler’s Certificate, and WHMIS.
• Knowledge of the Friendship Centre movement, its aims and objectives.
• Ability to provide a clear Criminal Reference Check and Vulnerable Persons Check.
• Must be licensed to drive a motor vehicle, insured to do so in the Province of Ontario and have access to a safe and reliable vehicle.
• Proof of Covid-19 Vaccines - Mandatory

The TNFC is committed to an inclusive, barrier-free selection process. If contacted regarding this competition, please advise the interview coordinator of accommodation measures you may require during our selection process. Information received relating to accommodation needs of applicants will be addressed confidentially. 

* 3 employment references will be required at the time of the interview *

If you are interested in qualifying in this role, please send your cover letter and resume to: 

Chantal White - [email protected] 

705-268-6262 Ext. 350

For a full job description, email Chantal at [email protected]