provide education and training for their
members, coordinate care for justice-
involved individuals in their communities
and provide input to regional committees.
work to improve regional issues that impact
clients requiring human services as they
navigate through the criminal justice system.
functions as a planning body, supporting the
individual and collective efforts of regional and
local committees.
In collaboration with the Northwest Regional HSJCC’s Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder (FASD) Justice System Working Group, the Provincial HSJCC is pleased to invite you to join us for an FASD
Join us for a presentation by Surrey Place, where staff will share information about the services and programs the agency provides for individuals with Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities. The session
The Provincial HSJCC is pleased to invite you to join us, as the Ontario Federation of Indigenous Friendship Centres (OFIFC) shares insights on the Indigenous experience of human trafficking, including intersecting
There was a service gap for low-risk clients charged with minor sexual or sexually motivated offences, who were ineligible for sexual offender programs at mental health facilities like CAMH. Courts,
The trans and gender diverse community experiences a revolving door of crisis due to higher rates of housing instability, mental health and substance use challenges and limited accessible community supports.
The PHRC is a collaborative council dedicated to improving healthcare access, outcomes and policies for incarcerated populations. Our mission is to drive evidence-based and community-based research that addresses the unique
Finding Home is an innovative community action initiative currently active in Peterborough that was designed to address a rise of unit takeovers, both hostile and housing. Three unique and distinct
Reincarceration rates among individuals with serious mental illness (SMI) remain disproportionately high, driven by a complex interplay of individual vulnerabilities and systemic barriers across mental health, social care, and criminal
We want to ensure our members with lived experience feel supported and heard – if you wish to submit a complaint, question, or general feedback anonymously, you may do so using this form.
