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Description

The ministry offers an engaging career supporting safe communities through meaningful work with youth and adults in Community Corrections. This fastpaced role provides varied daily responsibilities, including preparing court reports, completing risk assessments, developing case plans, and working with community partners to support offender supervision and rehabilitation. The position is based in La Ronge, offering a welcoming northern lifestyle with opportunities for outdoor recreation and exploration, including travel by vehicle or plane. Relocation reimbursement may be available with a returnservice commitment.

They are seeking candidates who can work flexible hours, including some evenings, and who hold a valid drivers licence. Applicants should demonstrate strong communication skills, the ability to engage resistant individuals, and the capacity to make sound assessments based on client needs. A high level of professionalism, adaptability, and the ability to collaborate with partners is essential.

Key knowledge and skills include understanding addictions, domestic violence, poverty, disabilities, mental health, family dynamics, abuse and neglect. Candidates must also be able to apply theories of behavioural change, risk assessment approaches, cognitivebehavioural intervention strategies, and awareness of systemic barriers impacting individuals and communities.

To qualify, candidates must have a university degree or a minimum twoyear diploma focused on behavioural change or assessment, including fields such as Correctional Studies, Justice Studies, Social Work, Community and Justice Services, or Mental Health, or meet Community Corrections grandfathering provisions. International credentials must be assessed against Canadian standards.

If space allows: Responsibilities include case planning, supervision, court preparation, and coordinating community supports to promote offender reintegration.

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