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"I'd like to have a Gladue report for my court appearance. Can I get one during COVID-19?" Yes, you can get a Gladue report during COVID-19. To get a Gladue report, ask your lawyer to submit a Gladue request form to UCCMM Justice Gladue program. For more information please visit: Gladue Program |
Employment Opportunities:Additions to Reserve Officer
Location: UCCMM Tribal Office Closing Date: Feb. 17, 2023 @ 12 noon The ATR Officer will establish the ATR Unit within UCCMM’s Lands Department and coordinate the ATR process for the First Nations at the UCCMM Tribal Council. The ATR Officer will build resources, provide technical support services and capacity building opportunities within the First Nations and UCCMM to progress the ATR work for the First Nations. The ATR Officer will work to ensure that each of the First Nations are able to successfully advance the ATR process for their communities. For more information: Employment Opportunities Bail Verification & Supervision Program Worker Location: UCCMM Tribal Office Closing Date: Feb. 16, 2023 @ 12 noon The UCCMM Justice Program is an Anishinaabe Community Justice Program. Under the direct supervision of the Justice Manager, the Bail Verification and Supervision Program (BVSP) worker delivers services to people accused of criminal offences facing the possibility of detention in custody while their criminal charges are dealt with through the criminal court process. The BVSP is based on the presumption of innocence before conviction and the fair and equitable treatment of all accused people regardless of social and economic background. Services are provided to members of the UCCMM First Nations and the non-Indigenous population in the District of Manitoulin 16 years old and up. For more information: Employment Opportunities Community Justice Worker Location: UCCMM Tribal Office Closing Date: Feb. 16, 2023 @ 12 noon The UCCMM Justice Program is an Anishinaabe Community Justice Program. Under the direct supervision of the Justice Manager, the Community Justice Worker is responsible for working directly with diversion participants, panel members, victims, and police; organizing and facilitating Justice Circles; and assisting individuals with completing their Plan of Action. For more information: Employment Opportunities |