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.
Hybrid · Thompson
Provide rapid crisis intervention and support for First Nations communities in Manitoba, focusing on suicide, homicide, and mental health crises. Manage deployment plans, maintain secure client documentation, and foster relationships with community Elders and knowledge keepers.
On-site · Winnipeg
The Policy and Intergovernmental Relations Officer advances organizational priorities through policy development, government relations, and executive support. They coordinate initiatives across departments and provide research and analysis to strengthen advocacy for First Nations.
On-site · Winnipeg
The Administrative Assistant provides comprehensive operational, research, and logistical support for the Gladue Pathways to Healing Initiative. Key duties include managing office operations, coordinating schedules, maintaining program records, and supporting communication with stakeholders and community partners.
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 · Thompson
The Cultural Program Coordinator ensures the Gladue Pathways initiative remains culturally grounded by integrating Indigenous knowledge and land-based practices into healing plans. They lead the delivery of culturally responsive programming and provide guidance to individuals in the criminal justice system and their families.
On-site · Thompson
Facilitate access to traditional healing and ensure cultural protocols are followed for Indigenous clients and families. Coordinate cultural ceremonies, seasonal feasts, and land-based teachings while maintaining ceremonial equipment and records.
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 · Winnipeg
Provide strategic leadership and operational oversight for the Gladue Pathways to Healing Initiative to support First Nation individuals in the criminal justice system. Manage the delivery of culturally responsive Gladue Reports and Healing & Wellness Plans while fostering partnerships with justice system 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 · Winnipeg
The analyst is responsible for maintaining client data in the MCRT electronic database and generating monthly, quarterly, and annual reports. They must ensure data accuracy and collaborate with frontline service providers while adhering to strict privacy laws.
On-site · Thompson
The Cook is responsible for preparing balanced, nutritious meals for residents while maintaining a sanitary kitchen environment. Duties include ordering supplies, managing inventory, and ensuring adherence to food safety and occupational health policies.
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 · The Pas
The Support Worker will directly assist individuals at the post-sentence stage, providing support, assistance, and advocacy through a trauma-informed lens to help them meet sentence terms or follow recommendations from healing circles and Gladue Reports. Responsibilities also include supporting community reintegration, making referrals to services like mental health and addictions, and maintaining positive working relationships with stakeholders.
On-site · Winnipeg
The Project Coordinator will facilitate and support the administration and development of ISET projects with MKO First Nation Sub Agreement Holders. Responsibilities include project planning, coordination, and ensuring compliance with funding claims.
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.
On-site · Winnipeg
Provide reception and administrative support to the ISET Winnipeg Training Centre team, including managing inquiries and boardroom bookings. Handle office logistics such as ordering supplies, managing mail, and maintaining electronic archives.
On-site · Thompson
The Safety Monitor is responsible for maintaining the safety of staff, participants, and guests at the Wellbriety Centre. This includes monitoring participants, assisting with front desk duties, and providing emotional support.
