Community Volunteer - Community Representative
Community Representative
Island Community Justice Society
Work from homeDescription
Community representatives have life experiences to share, and attend restorative justice sessions as subject matter experts.
The community rep may share their story on how a similar incident may have affected them; they may speak on behalf of the community that the specific incident took place in; or they may have insight to share on issues at hand.
Example:
An incident has occurred where John Doe robbed a convenience store. The store owner doesn't wish to participate, but Jane Doe once committed the same offence and was formally charged, so she comes to speak about how different her life is with a criminal record.
Alternatively, Jane Doe may have been a business owner and can speak to the harm done to staff when a robbery occurs.
You may be called on once per month to attend a session. These are one-time appearances. We always try to keep volunteers within their own communities, but may occasionally ask that you attend in other areas if possible.
Requirements
May sit for long periods of time
How To Apply
Island Community Justice Society will be accepting applications for this position via the Cape Breton Job Board. Applicants will need to first create a complete account before applying directly through this page.
Opportunity Information
- Employer
- Island Community Justice Society
- Experience Required
- An Asset
- Available Openings
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- Pay Type
- Volunteer
- Remuneration
- To be Determined
- Remuneration Details
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- Term/Duration
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- Meeting Frequency
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- Estimated Weekly Hours
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- Start Date
- July 21st 2023
- Language
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- Posted on
- July 21st 2023
- Expires
- August 20th 2024