CJI provides restorative justice-based support groups and conflict resolution services for youth and adults who have been charged with, or committed, offences. Referrals can come from police officers, probation and parole officers, lawyers, judges, family members, and individuals.
We believe the people who have offended can take responsibility for their actions, repair harm done, restore relationships, and experience healing.
The Restorative Responses to Harm or Crime (RRHC) program offers opportunities for people who have been charged (or who could be charged) to take accountability for the harm they caused through a restorative process led by CJI facilitators.
Contact our Service Coordinators for more information at 519-744-6549 X 250 or email RRHC@cjiwr.com.
CJI helps people who have offended sexually in making safe, healthy choices through support groups and one-to-one services. There are no fees for our services.
Contact Kate for more information at 519-744-6549 x 230 or email katec@cjiwr.com
Women and gender diverse people leaving Canadian prisons are frequently isolated from caring supports. They often struggle to form trusting relationships and are stigmatized by society.
CJI’s helps women and gender diverse people build informal networks of support in prison that assist them as they reintegrate back to the community. We also prepare the community to receive them safely and supportively.
Contact Julia for more information at 226.753.3094 or juliac@cjiwr.com.
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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