Job opportunity
Human Trafficking Victim Services Officer
Nova Scotia
Support human trafficking survivors in Dartmouth through client assessment, case management, and culturally appropriate referrals within a temporary Justice assignment.
As a designated Human Trafficking Navigator, you will deliver the Provincial Victim Services Program. You will support survivors and families of human trafficking and sexual exploitation while coordinating justice-system and community services. The work requires knowledge of legislation, interviewing techniques, and vulnerable populations.
Key Responsibilities:
Maintain confidential, highly sensitive client files and caseloads
Enter accurate service information in the case management system
Assess risk under applicable coordination protocols and policies
Coordinate referrals, outreach, navigation, and community support
Provide culturally specific services with partner organizations
Requirements:
Bachelor’s degree and three years’ related experience
Experience with client assessment, interviewing, and case management
Knowledge of criminal justice legislation and community resources
Understanding of human trafficking, sexual exploitation, and trauma
Reliable transportation for travel across the coverage area
Apply client-centred judgment, communication, and discretion while supporting survivors and families through Nova Scotia’s justice system.
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Apply on source site As a designated Human Trafficking Navigator, you will deliver the Provincial Victim Services Program. You will support survivors and families of human trafficking and sexual exploitation while coordinating justice-system and community services. The work requires knowledge of legislation, interviewing techniques, and vulnerable populations.
Key Responsibilities:
Maintain confidential, highly sensitive client files and caseloads
Enter accurate service information in the case management system
Assess risk under applicable coordination protocols and policies
Coordinate referrals, outreach, navigation, and community support
Provide culturally specific services with partner organizations
Requirements:
Bachelor’s degree and three years’ related experience
Experience with client assessment, interviewing, and case management
Knowledge of criminal justice legislation and community resources
Understanding of human trafficking, sexual exploitation, and trauma
Reliable transportation for travel across the coverage area
Apply client-centred judgment, communication, and discretion while supporting survivors and families through Nova Scotia’s justice system.
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