The Restorative Justice process allows for victims and the community to voice the effects of crime while accused persons have the opportunity to repair the harm caused by their criminal behaviour. Both victim and accused receive support, healing and closure.
Resolution Agreements are tailored to the individual needs of the victim and the offender with the intention of it being a learning experience. Agreements can include financial restitution, apologies, community service, a written essay, counselling, financial donation, resume preparation, job search, or direct service to the victim.
The program is gratefully funded by the City of Nanaimo, Coast Capital Savings, United Way of Central and Northern Vancouver Island, the Province of BC, and private donations.
The Restorative Justice process allows for victims and the community to voice the effects of crime while accused persons have the opportunity to repair the harm caused by their criminal behaviour. Bot...
Read MoreReferrals are accepted from: RCMP Crown Counsel ICBC School District 68 List of offences John Howard Society works with: Theft Under $5000 Theft Over $5000 Misch...
Read MoreRestorative Justice holds the accused accountable for their actions enabling them to confront their behaviour. It views crime as a violation of people and relationships rather than as an offence again...
Read MoreExpectations of volunteers: Engage in weekly contact with the youth via text, phone, Skype, Facebook, or outings to keep communication flowing Be available for outings in the community (E.g. g...
Read MoreWriting Apology Letters Helpful Hints For Writing An Apology Letter Formal Apology Letter Checklist for Apology Letters Other Restorative Justice Forms Community Work Record...
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