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The File Hills QuAppelle Tribal Council (FHQTC) invites applications for a highly motivated individual for the position of Family Court Worker.
Attend court with or on behalf of clients
Interview, support and assist clients involved in family court matters and help them understand the court process
Maintain confidential and accurate case files and records
Provide referrals to legal, social, and community services
Assist the Justice committees in identifying appropriate methods of intervention by utilizing knowledge of human behavior, and available community resources.
Meet regularly with FHQTC Justice staff, community justice workers and other agencies
Participate in community engagement efforts related to justice and family wellness, including outreach, education sessions
Work alongside community stakeholders to identify and implement culturally relevant family intervention and prevention approaches
Collaborate with legal professionals, court staff, and social service agencies
Support clients in preparing for hearings, case managements, family mediations
QUALIFICATIONS:
A post-secondary diploma or degree and/or combined experience from an accredited justice related program. One-year practical experience in the judicial system working within the Court process.
Certification in Family Mediation, Victim Offender Mediation, Resolving Conflict Constructively or Court Worker training would be an asset.
Must be knowledgeable and have an interest in the Canadian Justice System, child and Family Services with regards to First Nation/Aboriginal Justice reform.
Excellent interpersonal and communication skills, written and verbal. Proper Court etiquette.
Proficient knowledge of computers, MS office and database software.
The ability to work independently with strong organizational skills.
Must be willing to travel and must possess a valid drivers license and vehicle.
Knowledge and Respect for First Nations culture, traditions and values.