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Effective, just, and humane responses
to the causes and consequences of crime
Effective, just, and humane responses
to the causes and consequences of crime
1. To empower offenders, victims and the community through the process of restorative justice
2. To promote reform of the justice system to one of restorative justice, which includes victims, communities and offenders
3. To encourage active involvement of volunteers in responding to the issues of crime
4. To facilitate public awareness and dialogue regarding the causes of crime and possible solutions
Rescuing good, usable food and making it available to community members at affordable prices while reducing unnecessary food waste.
Providing safe, supportive housing and helping community members move toward greater stability and independence.
Including programs focused on building healthy relationships, anger management, SMART Recovery, and other practical skills that support positive change.
Supporting restorative justice, conflict resolution, and community healing through guided mediation for individuals, families, communities, and schools. The service helps people address harm, build understanding, take responsibility, and work toward constructive solutions.
Supporting individuals as they transition from the correctional system back into the community and helping them navigate the challenges that come with reintegration.
Providing support, resources, and connection for men in our community.
On 25 September 2019 Board Chair Ted Dzogan, Board members Chris Schneider and Jodi Chubaty joined Executive Director Ross Robinson for the "Meet the Judges" session with the SCC.
The opportunity arose to speak with Judge Russell Brown on the role of post sentencing mediation to generate greater victim satisfaction and improved recidivism.
