Minimum security correctional institution for male offenders.

Facilitates offender programs, supervises court orders, and supports offenders to make positive changes in their behaviour and attitudes. Also prepares reports and assessments about adult offenders, victims, and sentencing options for the court. Serves Agassiz...

Native Courtworkers facilitate access to justice by assisting Indigenous people in conflict with the law who are involved in the criminal justice system to obtain fair, just, equitable and culturally sensitive treatment. Services include referral to legal serv...

Trained volunteers provide one-on-one support to individuals who have caused harm to people and property. Brings the offender and victim together in a safe, respectful environment to discuss the incident and repair harm. Works to prevent repeat offences by hel...

Provides counselling to Ahousaht members who are in the corrections system or the criminal justice system. Facilitates restorative justice circles, in which participants confront/apologize for past wrongs in order to bring healing to both parties. Also offers ...

Provides Indigenous people who have been involved in the justice system with individualized, non-judgmental, wholistic support to transition back into the community. For Indigenous men released from federal institutions, offers 45 days of services including he...

A community justice initiative for post release support and accountability of offenders in the Vancouver and Fraser Valley areas. This volunteer-driven, community-based program enhances community safety by providing support and holding accountable sex offender...

Provides the restorative justice-based Community Youth Justice Program (CYJP), which offers an alternative to the court whereby young offenders under age 18 learn directly from the victim about the personal harm they have caused, and are given an opportunity t...

A risk-based community release program. Programing is provided for low to medium risk individuals in the Lower Mainland. Case Managers work to support clients residing in community through ongoing case management, compliance monitoring, community supervision, ...

Restorative justice is a facilitated approach to addressing harm and conflict through healing and learning rather than punishment. Offenders, victims, communities, and trained mentors or elders are involved in the process. The consequences of crime and violenc...

Provides supervision and support to adults on bail or who are serving sentences in the community, with the aim of safely reintegrating offenders into the community. Probation officers supervise and support offenders within the communities. Contact the main off...

Community-based program providing alternative method of dealing with offenders, with the goals of reducing repeat offenses, shortening the time between offense and consequence, increase community policing, and provide victims with a sense of justice, with offe...

Provides support to individuals who are impacted by the criminal justice system, those transitioning into the community from correctional facilities, individuals with developmental disabilities, persistent mental health conditions, and substance abuse issues, ...

Provides assistance to people in the community facing barriers including homelessness, mental health concerns, problematic substance use, criminal justice involvement, and developmental disabilities. Provides drop-in services within a safe and supportive envir...

Voluntary therapeutic court to help reduce crime in communities by working with adult offenders (ages 18 and up) in the criminal justice system on the root causes of their criminal behaviour. Targets individuals with addictions, mental health issues, and/or fe...

Provides a supportive environment for youth ages 13 to 18 to complete their court-ordered community service hours. Funded by Ministry of Children and Family Development (MCFD).

Provides one-on-one support to youth ages 12 to 20 who are in conflict with the law. Participation in activities and programs is tailored to individual needs. Support may include family and peer relationships, social skills, self-esteem, anger management, expl...

Provides one-on-one support to youth ages 12 to 20 who are in conflict with the law. Participation in activities and programs is tailored to individual needs. Support may include family and peer relationships, social skills, self-esteem, anger management, expl...

Advocates for and implements restorative justice as an alternative to court for offenders, victims, and affected community members to meet and reach non-violent solutions to criminal and hurtful conduct. Cases can be referred directly by small businesses with ...

Provides services that promote responsible and accountable behaviours for community safety. Services include community service orders, forensic housing and outreach, vocational rehabilitation, life skills training, outreach services, transitional housing for m...

Offers assistance to people accused of a crime who will be appearing in provincial criminal and family court. Provides information about court procedures and terminology, explains charges, provides assistance in contacting a lawyer, and supports and encourages...

Facilitates offender programs, supervises court orders, and supports offenders to make positive changes in their behaviour and attitudes. Also prepares reports and assessments about adult offenders, victims, and sentencing options for the court. Serves Black C...

Facilitates offender programs, supervises court orders, and supports offenders to make positive changes in their behaviour and attitudes. Also prepares reports and assessments about adult offenders, victims, and sentencing options for the court. Serves Boswell...

Provides restorative justice as an alternative to the formal court process. Also provides public education on restorative justice, training in restorative measures, and certification of facilitators through the Community Justice Forum Program. Accepts requests...

Supervises youth who have been placed on a curfew as a condition of bail or probation order. Curfews are monitored by telephone and supported by random in-person checks in the Lower Mainland. Referral from the Ministry of Children and Family Development (MCFD)...