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CJI accepts student from many institutions as unpaid placements in most of our programs including Elder Mediation, VORP, Stride, Stride Men, New Canadian Youth Connections and Revive. We also accept placement students interested in; leadership, event management, communication and marketing and design. You will have lots of interesting and rewarding experiences that will put your skills and ideas into practice.

We are looking for mature, innovative, independent and hardworking students who have an interest in restorative justice and a heart for our community.

CJI is committed to developing up-and-coming professionals and potential restorative justice practitioners. Placement students bring talent, fresh ideas, and a much-needed extra set of hands to assist our hardworking staff. Students also participate in frontline work alongside our volunteers.

To be considered as a student placement we require

Volunteer application completed, please attach your resume

A screening interview with our volunteer coordinator

Three references (2 professional and 1 personal)

Our student screening process includes a criminal records check. Past involvement with the justice system does not necessarily exclude you from volunteering with CJI. Discuss any concerns with our Volunteer Coordinator.

Participation in the next agency orientation.

Training relevant to the program area of interest.

We are a Charitable organization. All of our opportunities are unpaid and unfortunately we have no parking available for students.

Peggy LaFlamme

Volunteer Coordinator

519-744-6549 x 208

Email Peggy

Former CJI Students share their placement stories and where they are at now.


During our 40+ year history, we have continuously responded to community needs by creatively, and innovatively applying restorative justice principles to new problems. We believe the only limit to the power of restorative justice is the capacity of the human heart to change and grow.
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