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Central Okanagan Restorative JusticeContact InformationCentral Okanagan Boys and Girls ClubS. Dawn Wilkinson1633 Richter StreetP.O. Box 75Kelowna, BCV1Y 7N3Phone: (250) 762-3914Website: www.boysandgirlsclub.caFax: (250) 762-6562E-mail: dwilkinson@boysandgirlsclub.caProgram InformationStructure of program:Target Group: Youth ages 12 to 18Goals and Objectives:Program Model:Referral Source(s):Referral Types:Central Okanagan Boys and Girls Club is non-profit organizationacting as the home agency. Provides a regional approach whichincludes central administration and local implementation for 5communities.To provide a regional program that is centrally administered andlocally implemented; to provide an RCMP referred, non-courtalternative for youth who are involved in a minor chargeableincident for the first time.Community Conferencing Model, plus mentor.RCMPCategory 3 and 4; Drug Free Zone incidents (We have integratedpolicies among the RCMP, SD #23, and Central OkanaganRestorative Justice).Support/ Funding: Term funding from all four levels of government (City, Regional,Provincial, Federal); project funding from service groups.Staffing Structure: Full-time paid coordinator reports to Executive Director of CentralOkanagan Boys and Girls Club.Volunteers Involved: 30; administrative, case management, records management,events management, “front line” volunteers; all volunteers trainedas facilitators, co-facilitators, and mentors.Years in Operation: Coordinator hired August 2000; Volunteers trained January 2001;Partners Involved:First referrals received March 2001.Advisory Committee membersTraining:Indicators of Success:Challenges/ Obstacles:Resources Available:Orientation training by Boys and Girls Club; facilitation training byTransformative Justice Australia; mentor training by CommunityServices; ongoing monthly training.Evaluation process is under development.Consistent funding to sustain the program.Articles, books, and videos; display equipment and materials.
Kitimat Restorative Justice ProgramContact InformationPeggy Bare, Cst. JoAnne Ruppenthal, or Cst. Brenda Daly888 Lahakas Blvd.Kitimat, BCV8C 2H9Phone: (250) 632-7111Fax: (250) 632-2326E-mail: N/AProgram InformationStructure of program: Under umbrella of Kitimat RCMPTarget Group:All offendersProgram Model:Community Justice ForumReferral Source(s): RCMPSupport/ Funding: $5000 start-up grant from Ministry of PSSGStaffing Structure: No paid staffVolunteers Involved: Coordinator and 5 volunteersYears in Operation: 3Training:Indicators of Success:Challenges/ Obstacles:Community Justice Forum facilitator trainingLow recidivism rate; positive response from participants, as shownin post conference evaluationsMaking the public aware of our presence.
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clarify the offender’s version of
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• Who has a stake in this situati
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Is the future addressed?• Is ther
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Administering the program• Ensure
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• If a young person is dealt with
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Guidelines for working with victims
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• Information on the justice syst
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committed, they then decide how to
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• The offender must accept respon
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Diversion strategies and measures b
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and how offences are affecting your
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• Victim services and other justi
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undertake each action, and set real
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• Effects of victimization• Wor
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• Volunteers and any other person
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RECORDS MANAGEMENTThe goal of a rec
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of the provincial government. The p
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• Facilitate restorative justice
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Before a conferenceis convened(cont
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General criteriaCommunity Accountab
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• Whether and how it has changed
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AppendicesAppendix A - Categories o
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CATEGORIES OF OFFENCES* Please note
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VICTIMS OF CRIME ACT[RSBC 1996] CHA
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QUARTERLY DATA COLLECTION FORMName
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