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Description

The Community Safety and Well-Being Branch, Ministry of Justice and Attorney General, has an exciting opportunity for a dynamic, flexible, and influential professional. The successful candidate will make valuable contributions to Community Safety and Well-Being Branch vision that every person in Saskatchewan can experience, participate in, and contribute to safe and healthy communities. This position is a one-year term with the possibility of an extension.

Reporting to an Assistant Director, Community Safety and Well-Being Branch, this position is responsible for developing and evaluating community programs by designing outcome frameworks, analyzing data, and recommending improvements to enhance program effectiveness. Key duties include researching and implementing pilot programs, collaborating with stakeholders, leading community safety and well-being initiatives, managing project budgets, and overseeing contracts and reporting processes.

Typically, the knowledge and skills required for this position would be acquired through a graduate degree in social sciences or an equivalent combination of directly related experience and training combined with a demonstrated ability to develop outcome measurement frameworks. The successful candidate will clearly demonstrate in their cover letter and resume how they have gained all required knowledge, skills and abilities.

This position involves occasional travel throughout the province, including northern Saskatchewan. A valid driver's license and the ability to travel multiple and consecutive days is required.