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DIRECTORY OF CSC NON-RESIDENTIAL AND RESIDENTIAL CONTRACTS IN CANADA FIRST EDITION 1986-87 1 published by THE CORRECTIONAL SERVICE OF CANADA REFERENCE MINISTRY OF SOLICITOR GENERAL CANADA L. ■ HV 9308 D56 1986-87 r) u.0‘ t " 1_5(Y I ee) Ref OC1 : IrNTRODUCTION The purlose_2„FieG"\11:44 rectory is to introduce a comprehensive yet .succreé - ilre.sentation ol a national nesource network that will assist staff in providing offenders with the most appro- priate programs required to facilitate their transition from / (2/h5 t ";' the institutional environment back to the community. The directory has been conveniently organized to allow the reader easy identification as to what programs are situated within the jurisdiction of each Institution and Area Parole Office. These include such non—residential service contracts as those dealing with community assessments and parole supervision, and residential service contracts with either unstructured, structured, or specialized programming as well as institu- tional contracts. The programs listed in the directory are quite diverse in nature and give the offender opportunities for social, emo- tional, physical and spiritual development. Through these services the C.S.C., in conjunction with other private agen- cies, can work toward effecting positive behavioral changes which will assist in promoting the successful reintegration of offenders. Descriptions of the non—residential service programs as well as the structured residential programs are provided to enable the user to identify resources that are specific to the offenders' individual needs. Non—residential service contracts include those services that directly effect the offender. Sheltered workshops, alcohol and drug treatment programs, as well as varinus liaison ser- vices are examples of direct services to the offender. Indi- rect services provide training programs, seminars and con ferences for C.S.C. staff and other members of the criminal justice system for their professional development. The com- munity assessment and parole supervision contracts are vital in assisting the National Parole Board and the Correctional Service of Canada in achieving their mandate and are also critical in ensuring that citizens of the community are sub- jected to only a minimal risk. The function of these con— tracts is to conduct community investigations and supervision of offenders released under unescorted temporary absences, day parole, full parole and mandatory supervision. The information printed the directory will be updated an- nually. Requests for copies and suggestions for additions, deletions or other changes should be forwarded to the office of the Director, Community Release and Support Services, Of- fender Policy and Program Development, The Correctional Ser- vice of Canada, 340 Laurier Avenue West, Ottawa, Ontario KlA 0 P9. (See amendment page at the back of the dir;ecto,r-y).—_—_. ;. the Crowii C:V--1ADA —Copyright of this document does not belong to author for the 4 hn7 Proper authorization must be obtained from tour n 1"./3 any intended use. 1 document n'appartiennent du présent 1 Les droits d'auteur du contenu du présent pas à l'État. Toute utilisgion ilent document TABLE OF CONTENTS INTRODUCTION i ATLANTIC REGION Non-Residential Service Contracts 1- 2 Halifax District Office 3 Halifax Area Contracts 3- 6 Kentville Area Contracts 6 Sydney Area Contracts 7 Truro Area Contracts 9 - Springhill Institution 9-10 Moncton District Office 11 Charlottetown Area Contracts 11 Bathurst Area Contracts 12 Fredericton Area Contracts 13 Moncton Area Contracts 14 - Dorchester Institution 15 - Westmoreland Institution 15 Saint John Area Contracts 15-18 Saint John's Newfoundland District Office Contracts 19-21 QUEBEC REGION Non-Residential Service Contracts 1 Metropolitan Montreal District Office 2 Decarie Area Contracts 2- 3 Hull Area Contracts % 4 Rouyn-Noranda Area Contracts 5 Duvernay Area Contracts 6 - La Macaza Institution 7 Laurentide Area Contracts 7 Fabre Area Contracts 8 Quebec Area Contracts 9-10 Granby Area Contracts 11 Rimouski Area Contracts 13 Chicoutimi Area Contracts 13-14 Trois-Rivières Area Contracts 14-16 Langelier Area Contracts 16-18 North Centre Area Contracts 19 - Martineau C.C.C. Contracts 19 . .12 - 2 - ONTARIO REGION Non-Residential Service Contracts 1- 3 Eastern Ontario District Office 4 Kingston Area Contracts 4-4, 8-9 - Bath Institution 5 - Collins Bay Institution 5 - Frontenac Institution 6 - Joyceville Institution 6 - Prison for Women 6 - Millhaven Institution 7 - Kingston Penitentiary 7 Ottawa Area Contracts 9-14 Peterborough Area Contracts 15, 16-17 - Warkworth Institution 15 Central Ontario District Office 18 Toronto York Area Contracts 18-23 Etobicoke Area Contracts 23-24 Scarborough Area Contracts 25 Sudbury Area Contracts 25-27 Timmins Area Contracts 28-29 Sault Ste. Marie Area Contracts 29-30 Western Ontario District Office 31 Brantford Area Contracts 31-32 Guelph Area Contracts 32-34 Hamilton Area Contracts 35-37 London Area Contracts 37-39 St. Catharines Area Contracts • 40-41 Windsor Area Contracts 41-43 PRAIRIE REGION Non-Residential Service Contracts 1 Manitoba-Northwestern Ontario District Office 2 Brandon Area Contracts 2 Kenora Area Contracts 3 Thompson Area Contracts 4 Thunder Bay Area Contracts 5- 6 Winnipeg Area Contracts 6-10 - Stony Mountain and Rockwood 7 Regina Area Contracts 11 Prince Albert Area Contracts 12-14 - Saskatchewan Penitentiary 12 - Saskatchewan Special Handling Unit 13 - Saskatchewan Farm 13 - Regional Psychiatric Centre 13-14 Saskatoon Area Contracts 15 . • .1 3 - 3 - Northern Alberta & Northern Territories District Office 16 Edmonton Area Contracts 16-22 - Edmonton Institution 17-18 Red Deer Area Contracts 22 - Bowden Institution 23 Northwest Territories Area Contracts 23-25 Southern Alberta District Office Contracts 26-30 - Drumheller Institution 27 PACIFIC REGION Non-Residential Service Contracts 1- 2 Abbotsford District Contracts 3 - Matsqui Institution 3 Chilliwack Area Contracts 5 Kamloops Area Contracts 5- 7 Prince George Area Contracts 8-10 Vancouver District Contracts 4, 11-15 Victoria District Contracts 16-18 NATIONAL HEADQUARTERS CONTRACTS 1 DIRECTORY AMENDMENT FORM 1 ATLANTIC REGIONAL HEADQUARTERS TERMINAL PLAZA BUILDING 2ND FLOOR, 1222 MAIN STREET MONCTON, NEW BRUNSWICK ElC 1116 CONTACT: A. THURBER REGIONAL MANAGER OFFENDER PROGRAMS PHONE: (506) 857-6356 ATLANTIC REGIONAL HEADQUARTERS CONTRACTS Non-Residential Service Contracts Atlantic Association of Transition Centres This is the Atlantic region's provincial association which is dedicated to all community-based residential centres. All of the CCC's and CRC's in the region are affiliated with this association. Through frequent meetings as well as bulletins, information sharing is facilitated as a means to encourage the maintenance and/or improvement in the high quality of services offered by the CRC's and CCC's. Black Liaison Services, John Howard Society This delivery system facilitates the reintegration of black offenders into the community by offering such services as family and employment brokerage programs, penitentiary liai- son, black culture educational videos and provides the net- working between other black associations. Christian Council for Reconciliation This organization organizes a number of activities for the Correctional Services of Canada and is involved both inside and outside of the Atlantic Institutions. The activities include recruiting and training volunteers, organizing spe- cial workshops, seminars and street marathons. Elizabeth Fry Society of New Brunswick This organization is primarily involved in assisting the families of our federal offenders as well as female offen- ders. • .12 Individual Unit Training This program allows each operational unit to identify and develop specialized training depending on their individual needs. Native Liaison Extension Supplementary Liaison This delivery system facilitates the reintegration of native offenders into the community. Services such as family and employment brokerage programs, penitentiary liaison as