Indigenous Community Justice Leader

Aboriginal Coalition to End Homelessness Society; Victoria; On-site; CAD 63,000 - 77,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Extended health, dental, and vision

RRSP employer match

3 weeks paid vacation

Paid sick days

Personal days

Job summary

Aboriginal Coalition to End Homelessness Society seeks an Indigenous Community Justice Manager to lead the Indigenous Community-Based Justice Program and support Indigenous adults and youth through culturally grounded justice initiatives, advocacy, diversion, Gladue Aftercare and reintegration.

The role requires a post-secondary credential in Criminal Justice or related field, plus supervisory experience and strong collaboration with community partners.

Qualifications

• Post-secondary diploma or degree in Criminal Justice, Social Work, Human Services, or related field.
• Minimum two years of experience in justice services, social services, or a related field, with supervisory experience.
• Minimum three years of administrative or human services experience with program coordination.
• Demonstrated knowledge of the Canadian justice system, restorative justice, and relevant legislation.
• Experience working with Indigenous Peoples and knowledge of Indigenous cultures and community supports.
• Valid BC Driver's License and reliable vehicle.
• CRRP clearance for working with vulnerable adults.

Responsibilities

• Lead and oversee ACEH's Indigenous Community-Based Justice Program for adults and youth.
• Provide leadership, supervision, mentorship, and operational support to the Justice team.
• Develop, oversee, and support Gladue Aftercare case management and healing plans.
• Build collaborative relationships with BC Corrections, Crown Counsel, Indigenous Court Workers, Victoria Police Department and partners.
• Advocate for Indigenous participants by supporting access to culturally relevant services, traditional healing, housing, education and employment.
• Promote restorative justice principles and diversion opportunities.
• Maintain accurate case files, documentation, participant records, statistics and program reporting.
• Monitor program outcomes and report to senior leadership.
• Ensure program operates in accordance with ACEH policies and funding requirements.

Skills

Supervisory experience

Trauma-informed approach

Communication skills

Cultural safety knowledge

Indigenous community engagement

Education

Post-secondary diploma/degree in Criminal Justice, Social Work, Human Services or related field

Tools

BC Driver's License

Job description

Aboriginal Coalition to End Homelessness Society seeks an Indigenous Community Justice Manager to lead the Indigenous Community-Based Justice Program and support Indigenous adults and youth through culturally grounded justice initiatives, advocacy, diversion, Gladue Aftercare and reintegration.

The role requires a post-secondary credential in Criminal Justice or related field, plus supervisory experience and strong collaboration with community partners.