Aboriginal​/Family Court Worker

Wage/Salary Info:

Salary to be negotiated

Posted Date:

07-Jan-2026

Location:

NORTH BATTLEFORD

# of Positions:

1

Employment

Terms:

Full-Time

Education:

Grade 12

Experience:

0-6 Months

Apply By:

15-Jan-2026

How to Apply?

Qualified candidates are invited to submit a letter of application and resume by e-mail, or drop off.

Objectives of the BTC Justice Program:

Liaison between Indigenous and Non Indigenous accused and criminal justice personnel, to help overcome communication barriers and reduce aboriginal alienation.

This includes advocating for the accused and maintaining communication and collaboration with criminal justice personnel (ex. lawyers, police, the judiciary, probation/parole officers) at all stages.

Helping the client/accused speak for themselves before the court and with various justice system personnel.

This may also include providing appropriate information to the court.

• Good communication skills both written and oral to present to the court and community groups
• Self motivated, able to rise to the challenge of the position.
• Able to work with little or no supervision.
• Able to use a computer for word processing, database, email, reporting, presentations, etc.
• Involved in the community and able to maintain a network of community resources so they can assist clients and follow up.
• Able to plan work and identify other skills required.
• A driver's license and willingness to travel is mandatory.
• Knowledge of and sensitivity towards aboriginal cultures.
• Must maintain a high level of confidentiality.
• Must provide a Criminal Record check (CPIC) at time of interview.

• Experience in the Justice field.
• A diploma or degree from an accredited Justice program or the equivalent is an asset.

• *** Please submit your resume & cover letter with 3 professional references by 5:00 p.m, January 15, 2026.
• We thank all applicants - only candidates selected for interviews will be contacted.