Restorative Justice Worker

Job Title: Restorative Justice Worker

Employment Type: Full-Time Wage: $28–$34 per hour, depending on experience and certification

Reports To: Amy Pootlass

Position Summary

The Restorative Justice Worker supports Indigenous individuals, families, and community members through culturally grounded, trauma-informed restorative justice practices. This role focuses on healing, accountability, and community wellness by supporting alternatives to punitive systems and strengthening relationships affected by harm. The worker will collaborate with community partners, justice systems, and internal programs to promote restorative approaches rooted in Indigenous values and teachings.

Key Responsibilities

Facilitate restorative justice processes, including circles, mediation, and healing-focused interventions
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Support individuals involved in or impacted by justice-related matters with a strengths-based approach
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Work closely with community members, Elders, families, and partner agencies
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Maintain accurate case notes, reports, and documentation
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Uphold confidentiality, ethical practice, and cultural safety
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Participate in program development, evaluation, and community outreach
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Attend meetings, training, and community events as required

Qualifications & Requirements:
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This position is designated for Indigenous applicants (First Nations, Inuit, or Métis)
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Experience working in restorative justice, social services, community wellness, or related fields
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Knowledge of Indigenous cultures, histories, and the impacts of intergenerational trauma
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Strong communication, facilitation, and relationship-building skills
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Ability to work independently and as part of a team
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Relevant certification or training in restorative justice is an asset
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Valid driver’s license may be required
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Criminal Record check

How to Apply: Please submit the following to Amy Pootlass (Nuxalk Nation Service Director) service.director@nuxalknation.ca

Resume, Cover letter and Two (2) professional references

Preference will be given to those of Aboriginal Ancestry – per Section 16(1) of the Canadian Human Rights Act.
Only those invited to interview will be contacted.