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Gladue Pathways Support Navigator Career
Manitoba Keewatinowi Okimakanak
Help shape pathways to healing as a Gladue Pathway Support Navigator with Manitoba Keewatinowi Okimakanak, available in Thompson, The Pas, or Winnipeg, Manitoba. This full-time position thrives on supporting Indigenous peoples in the justice system.
As a Gladue Pathway Support Navigator, you will engage directly with Indigenous individuals, preparing impactful Gladue Reports and Healing & Wellness Plans. Working collaboratively with Elders and community organizations, you will foster an environment of healing and accountability while promoting cultural safety and restorative justice principles.
Key Responsibilities:
• Conduct thorough interviews and assessments with individuals
• Foster collaboration with families and community leaders
• Identify and coordinate community resources for support
• Prepare Gladue Reports for judicial review
• Oversee implementation of wellness plans to ensure effectiveness
Requirements:
• Relevant post-secondary education in Indigenous studies or similar fields
• Extensive knowledge of the justice system and restorative practices
• Proven ability to create trauma-informed environments
• Strong relationship-building and organizational skills
• Valid driver’s license and willingness to travel as needed
Utilize your expertise in Indigenous culture and justice systems to support healing journeys for individuals in need.
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Apply on source site As a Gladue Pathway Support Navigator, you will engage directly with Indigenous individuals, preparing impactful Gladue Reports and Healing & Wellness Plans. Working collaboratively with Elders and community organizations, you will foster an environment of healing and accountability while promoting cultural safety and restorative justice principles.
Key Responsibilities:
• Conduct thorough interviews and assessments with individuals
• Foster collaboration with families and community leaders
• Identify and coordinate community resources for support
• Prepare Gladue Reports for judicial review
• Oversee implementation of wellness plans to ensure effectiveness
Requirements:
• Relevant post-secondary education in Indigenous studies or similar fields
• Extensive knowledge of the justice system and restorative practices
• Proven ability to create trauma-informed environments
• Strong relationship-building and organizational skills
• Valid driver’s license and willingness to travel as needed
Utilize your expertise in Indigenous culture and justice systems to support healing journeys for individuals in need.
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