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North Cowichan/ Duncan Restorative Justice ProjectMailing Addressc/o Volunteer CowichanGeorg Stratemeyer1 Kennedy PlaceDuncan, BCV9L 5G3Phone: (250) 748-2133Fax: (250) 748-3509E-mail: gstratemeyer@volunteercowichan.bc.caProgram InformationStructure of program:Non-profit umbrella organization: Community Police AdvisoryCommitteeYoung offendersVictim Offender ConferenceRCMPCommunity group donationsNo paid staff1 Coordinator, 2 Trainers, 5 FacilitatorsTarget Group:Program Model:Referral Source(s):Support/ Funding:Staffing Structure:Volunteers Involved:Years in Operation: Since 1997Partners Involved: North Cowichan/ Duncan RCMPTraining:Indicators of Success:Challenges/ Obstacles:Two day program, plus co-facilitationDisposition agreement completedFunding
Arrowsmith Community Justice ProgramContact InformationSharon Farinha727 West Island HighwayParksville, BCV9P 1B9Phone: (250) 954-2968Website: http:/nanaimo.ark.com/~qbpolice/justice/Fax: (250) 248-4962E-mail: sfarinha@nanaimo.ark.comProgram InformationStructure of program: Non-profitTarget Group:Minor offenders in Parksville/ QualicumGoals and Objectives: To restore harmony in our communitiesProgram Model:Modified Family Group ConferencingReferral Source(s): RCMP, CrownReferral Types:Category 3 and 4 offencesSupport/ Funding: City of Parksville, Town of Qualicum, start-up grant from Ministryof PSSGStaffing Structure: 1 paid coordinatorVolunteers Involved: 44 (6 are School District volunteers only)Years in Operation: 3Partners Involved: RCMP, Qualicum First Nations, City of Parksville, Town ofQualicumIndicators of Success:Challenges/ Obstacles:Resources Available:Evaluations; high completion and compliance rate; low recidivismrate; increased use of program.Maintaining interest and skills of volunteers.Human resources!
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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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"victim service" means a service th
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Goals(d) if the offender is or will
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Validity of proceeding, etc.11 (1)
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Appendix C - References to Victims
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• The harm done to victims and wh
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