Work with NCSA
Family Court Worker
Location:
Wetaskiwin
Closing Date:
5/30/2025
NCSA Indigenous court workers are in courts across Alberta. The court worker program is free of charge to help Indigenous people through the criminal and family court system. Currently, the Indigenous court work program is looking for the right individual to fill the position of Family Court Worker in Wetaskiwin, Alberta
Indigenous Court Worker
Location:
Wetaskiwin
Closing Date:
5/30/2025
NCSA’s Indigenous court workers are in courthouses across Alberta. The court work program and supports are free of charge, assisting individuals through the criminal court system. Currently, the Indigenous court work program is looking for the right candidate to fill the vacant position in Wetaskiwin, Alberta as a criminal court worker.
Bail Intake Worker
Location:
Edmonton
Closing Date:
5/30/2025
Native Counselling Services of Alberta (NCSA) is currently looking for an individual to support and work with clients within the court system in Edmonton, Alberta. To work in implementing processes and procedures within the courts to better respond to the background factors which may play a part in bringing the community members before the courts and successfully following their case plan.
Primary Worker
Location:
Edmonton
Closing Date:
5/27/2025
NCSA’s Indigenous Healing Lodges – Stan Daniels Healing Centre and Buffalo Sage Wellness House are Community Residential and Section 81 centres for male and female facilities. Currently we are looking for ideal candidates to work various shifts as primary workers. The primary workers ensure the safety of residents, staff and community by working and supporting residentsf on an ongoing basis to follow their release plans toward a healthy holistic lifestyle. Currently we are looking for both female and male individuals who are committed and available to work various shifts as required.
Mental Health Counsellor - Indigenous Healing Lodge
Location:
Edmonton
Closing Date:
5/30/2025
The Mental Health Counsellor plays a vital role in supporting the holistic healing journey of Indigenous residents at the Healing Lodge. We offer a culturally grounded trauma informed and holistic approach to healing for Indigenous offenders. The lodge is rooted in Indigenous worldviews, teachings, values, offering a path to rehabilitation through ceremony, community and connections.
Deputy Director - Indigenous Healing Lodge
Location:
Edmonton
Closing Date:
5/31/2025
The Deputy Director plays a key leadership role in supporting the strategic and day-to-day operations of the Healing Lodge. Rooted in traditional healing practices and cultural values, the Deputy Director collaborates with the Director and CEO to organize Elders, staff, and community partners to ensure the delivery of holistic trauma-informed, and culturally safe programming for clients. The role involves program oversight, staff supervision, operational support and relationship building, ensuring the Lodge continues to meet its mission of healing, growth and cultural reconnection.
