Job opportunity
Indigenous Bail Supervision Worker
Grand Council Treaty #3
Support Indigenous clients through bail supervision and verification with Grand Council Treaty #3 in Fort Frances or Dryden, Ontario. Use sound judgment and strong communication.
This full-time worker supports the Justice Director within the Indigenous Bail Verification and Supervision Program. The position supervises Bail Court orders, monitors release conditions, and supports clients. It also requires knowledge of Aboriginal culture, traditions, practices, colonialism, systemic discrimination, and community barriers.
Key Responsibilities:
Attend court as a Grand Council Treaty #3 representative
Interview clients in jail and review relevant documents
Assess eligibility for bail release into the program
Monitor bail conditions according to program standards
Prepare case notes, reports, and data collection
Requirements:
Education or experience in law, criminology, social work, or related fields
Experience in counselling and crisis intervention
Excellent written, verbal, organizational, and interpersonal skills
Ability to work independently, collaboratively, evenings, or weekends
Valid license, driver’s abstract, and reliable vehicle access
Apply your justice knowledge, cultural understanding, and client support skills to Indigenous bail supervision across Treaty Three Territory.
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Apply on source site This full-time worker supports the Justice Director within the Indigenous Bail Verification and Supervision Program. The position supervises Bail Court orders, monitors release conditions, and supports clients. It also requires knowledge of Aboriginal culture, traditions, practices, colonialism, systemic discrimination, and community barriers.
Key Responsibilities:
Attend court as a Grand Council Treaty #3 representative
Interview clients in jail and review relevant documents
Assess eligibility for bail release into the program
Monitor bail conditions according to program standards
Prepare case notes, reports, and data collection
Requirements:
Education or experience in law, criminology, social work, or related fields
Experience in counselling and crisis intervention
Excellent written, verbal, organizational, and interpersonal skills
Ability to work independently, collaboratively, evenings, or weekends
Valid license, driver’s abstract, and reliable vehicle access
Apply your justice knowledge, cultural understanding, and client support skills to Indigenous bail supervision across Treaty Three Territory.
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