MKO is a non-profit, political advocacy organization representing First Nations in Northern Manitoba.
Thompson, MB
Follow us for news and events related to Northern Manitoba. Manitoba Keewatinowi Okimakanak Inc. (MKO) is a non-profit, political advocacy organization that has represented 26 First Nations in Northern Manitoba since 1981. The MKO represents more than 72,000 First Nations people.
On-site · Winnipeg
The Administrative Assistant provides comprehensive operational, research, and logistical support to the Gladue Pathways to Healing Initiative. Responsibilities include managing office operations, maintaining accurate program records, and facilitating communication between staff, stakeholders, and community partners.
On-site · Winnipeg
Provide support, assistance, and advocacy for individuals at the post-sentence stage through a trauma-informed lens. Guide individuals in completing sentence terms and reintegrating into the community while maintaining relationships with stakeholders.
On-site · Mystery Lake
The liaison will provide culturally responsive, trauma-informed support to survivors and families impacted by gender-based violence within First Nation communities. Responsibilities include conducting intake assessments, developing care plans, facilitating healing programming, and coordinating with community agencies and law enforcement.
On-site · Mystery Lake
The Regional Community Justice Worker manages and facilitates the diversion process for First Nation individuals referred by courts or law enforcement. They provide personalized support, attend court sessions, and coordinate with community resources to ensure successful diversion outcomes.
On-site · Sault Ste. Marie
Engage with Indigenous individuals in the criminal justice system to prepare Gladue Reports and develop individualized Healing & Wellness Plans. Collaborate with Elders, Knowledge Keepers, and community partners to facilitate reintegration and support pathways to healing.
On-site · Nelson House
The Community Justice Worker manages pre and post-charge diversion referrals using a restorative justice approach to support Indigenous individuals. Responsibilities include attending court, delivering programming on family violence and anger management, and coordinating with Elders and Knowledge Keepers.
On-site · Nelson House
The Post Sentence Support Worker provides guidance and advocacy for individuals completing sentence terms and reintegrating into the community through a trauma-informed lens. They are responsible for case tracking, making referrals to service providers, and maintaining relationships with internal and external stakeholders.
On-site · Lac Brochet
The Community Justice Worker manages pre and post-charge diversion referrals using a restorative justice approach to support Indigenous individuals. Responsibilities include attending court, providing personalized client supports, and collaborating with Elders and community leadership.
On-site · Nelson House
The Post Sentence Support Worker provides guidance and advocacy for individuals completing their sentences through a trauma-informed lens. They assist with community reintegration and maintain relationships with internal and external stakeholders to ensure compliance with agreement guidelines.