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CJHS Community Outreach and Advocacy Services Referral
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Restorative Solutions to Conflict:

Restorative processes for youth (12+) and adults who are seeking opportunities to reflect upon their criminal behaviors, understand harm caused, accept responsibility, and explore ways of making amends. Restorative processes can be conducted through individual crime impact sessions along with Victim/Offender dialogues. Restorative processes for youth who are facing suspension or expulsion can also be completed.

Youth Advocacy and Support

Youth Advocates help to provide alternatives for youth who are at risk of being criminally involved or are currently involved, due to difficulties they may be experiencing at home, school or in the community. Youth Advocates meet with youth on a weekly or biweekly basis at school, or in the community.
Youth advocates can support:
  • Any youth aged 12-26
  • Gang involved youth
  • Youth exiting incarceration
  • Indigenous youth
  • Immigrant or newcomer youth

Indigenous Mentoring Group:

Weekly groups that connect youth aged 12-24 with the Indigenous cultural. Groups facilitated incorporate cultural and recreational activities while offer social connection with peers, volunteer mentors, elders, and staff.