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RJ Centre Locations MINISTRY OF JUSTICE RESTORATIVE JUSTICE CENTRE LOCATIONS JUNE 2020 RESTORATIVE JUSTICE (RJ) CENTRES # CENTRE ADDRESS & TELEPHONE NUMBER CENTRE STAFF & CONTACT RJ Unit Coordinator: Andriene Lindsay (Ms.) 1. RJ UNIT HEAD OFFICE Unit Straight Line 876-908-5501 Ministry of Justice – Head Office Mobile: 876-303-0939 61 Constant Spring Road Kingston 10 Administrator: Marcine Bennett (Ms.) Office No: 876-908-5527 Mobile: 876-550-8650 Centre Manager: Oral Taylor (Mr.) 2. AUGUST TOWN RESTORATIVE JUSTICE CENTRE Office No: 876-618-7730 27-29 Gordon Town Road Mobile No: 876-594-3657 Shop No. 14, Skyline Plaza Papine Community Liaison Officer (CLO): Queen-Asheba Kingston 6 Hylton (Ms) Mobile No: 876-594-3657 Community Liaison Officer (CLO): Kenneth Wilson (Mr) Mobile No: 876-594-3657 Centre Manager: Lenna Campbell (Ms) 3. DENHAM TOWN RESTORATIVE JUSTICE CENTRE Office No: 876-618-4804 Denham Town Community Centre Mobile No: 876-580-9884 1 Race Course Lane Denham Town Community Liaison Officer (CLO): Damion Burke (Mr) Office No: 876-618-4804 Kingston 14 Mobile No: 876-580-9884 Centre Manager: Noel Brown (Mr.) 4. MAY PEN RESTORATIVE JUSTICE CENTRE Mobile: 876-318-9982, 876-346-6372 8b Manchester Ave May Pen Administrator: Niama Grant-Foster (Mrs.) Clarendon Office No: 876-986-2446 Community Liaison Officer (CLO): Marjorie Henry (Ms.) Office No: 876-986-2446 Centre Manager: Nordia Whittaker (Mrs) 5. MONTEGO BAY RESTORATIVE JUSTICE CENTRE Office No.: 876-971-3208 Shop #1 Mobile No.: 876-417-8335 49 Union Street Montego Bay Community Liaison Officer (CLO): St. James Nevarre Carty (Mr.) Office No.: 876-971-3208 Ministry of Justice | Restorative Justice Program | 2020 1 Centre Manager: Peta-Ann Morris (Ms) 6. SPANISH TOWN RESTORATIVE JUSTICE CENTRE Mobile No: 876-572-7635 Shop No. 12A Oasis Plaza Office No: 876-749-1270 6 March Pen Road Spanish Town Community Liaison Officer: Samantha Webb (Ms.) Office No: 876-749-1270 Mobile No: 876-572-7635 Centre Manager: Saccsha Ebanks (Ms) 7. TIVOLI GARDENS RESTORATIVE JUSTICE CENTRE Office No: 876-948-7640 Tivoli Community Centre Mobile No: 876-362-8994 Seaga Boulevard Kingston 14 Community Liaison Officer: Daphne Hurge (Ms.) Office No: 876-948-7640 Mobile No: 876-362-8994 Centre Manager: Roydon Hall (Mr.) 8. TOWER HILL RESTORATIVE JUSTICE CENTRE Mobile No: 876-564-6443 Olympic Gardens Civic Centre, 119 Olympic Way Community Liaison Officer (CLO): Kingston 11 Nikella Harris (Ms.) Mobile No: 876-564-6443 Centre Manager: Vuraldo Barnett (Mr.) 9. TRENCH TOWN RESTORATIVE JUSTICE CENTRE Office No: 876-948-4013 Trench Town Multipurpose Complex Mobile No: 876-565-6784 10-17 Fifth Street Kingston 12 PARISH JUSTICE (RJ) CENTRES Centre Manager: Venecia Davis 10. HANOVER JUSTICE CENTRE Mobile: 876-966-8649/876-468-9559 Shop 1A Cap Complex Millers Drive Lucea Hanover Centre Manager: Fernon Thompson (Mr.) 11. MANCHESTER JUSTICE CENTRE Mobile: 876-468-9630 7 South Race Course Road Mandeville Manchester Centre Manager: Dowell Williams (Mr.) 12. PORTLAND JUSTICE CENTRE Office: 876-941-0726 2 Russell Avenue Mobile: 876-468-9055 Buff Bay Portland Administrator: Antonette Miller (Ms.) Office No:: 876-941-0726 Office Attendant: Miss Claudette Mitchell 13. ST. ANDREW JUSTICE CENTRE 2 Hagley Park Road Kingston 10 Ministry of Justice | Restorative Justice Program | 2020 2 Community Liaison Officer (CLO): Lelieth Smith (Mrs) 14. ST. ANN JUSTICE CENTRE Office No: 876-972-2097 2 Tucker Avenue St. Ann’s Bay Administrator: Sanieta Gayle (Ms.) St. Ann Office No: 876-972-2097 Office Attendant: Ms. Gracelyn Mowatt Centre Manager: Simone Mitchell-DaCosta (Mrs.) 15. ST. ELIZABETH JUSTICE CENTRE Mobile: 876-468-9712 38 Coke Drive, Santa Cruz St. Elizabeth Community Liaison Officer (CLO): 16. ST. MARY JUSTICE CENTRE Wanel Alexander (Mr.) 6 Main Street Office No: 876-725-4405 (Upstairs Post Office) Port Maria Administrator: Christina Plunkett (Ms) Office No: 876- 725-4408 St. Mary Office Attendant: Ms. Ava Williams Centre Manager: Stacian Winter-Thomas (Mrs.) 17. TRELAWNY JUSTICE CENTRE Office No: 876-996-4592 Rock Mobile: 876-468-9105 Trelawny Community Liaison Officer (CLO): 18. WESTMORELAND JUSTICE CENTRE Yanique Dennis- Brown (Mrs.) Great George Street Office No: 876- 724-8032 Savanna-la-mar Mobile: 876-303-0941 Ministry of Justice | Restorative Justice Program | 2020 3 .
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