CLASSIC COMMUNITY RESOURCES
Below are community development projects CLASSIC has worked on.
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REHABILITATIVE ALTERNATIVES TO INCARCERATION HANDBOOK
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About the resource: CLASSIC’s Systemic Initiatives Program (SIP) is pleased to release “Rehabilitative Alternatives to Incarceration: a Handbook of Community and Government Programs in Saskatchewan”, which identifies rehabilitative program options across Saskatchewan for individuals in conflict with the law. The purpose of the Handbook is to increase awareness about community and government resources that provide alternatives to custodial sentences, particularly for Indigenous peoples. The Handbook is poised to assist defence counsel in pointing to the applicability of Gladue principles while identifying alternative, rehabilitative programming for their clients. The Handbook is also poised to assist judges, probation officers and parole officers in identifying programming options. The ultimate aim of the Handbook is to reduce the overrepresentation of Indigenous people in the criminal justice system by providing programming alternatives that address criminogenic factors and promote healing in the lives of Indigenous people, their families and communities. Download the handbook below.
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OTHER COMMUNITY RESOURCES
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LEGAL ORGANIZATIONS Elizabeth Fry Society Works with women and girls in conflict with the law. Acts as advocates, mediators, transitional house for women and also has an on site Aboriginal family court worker present. Suite 600 – 265 3rd Avenue South Saskatoon, SK Phone: 934-4606 Fax: 652- 2933 Website: http://www.elizabethfrysask.org/ Federation of Saskatchewan First Nations (FSIN) The Justice Secretariat aims to provide services to self-determined First Nations. Its major focus is investigation into policing. Suite 100 – 103A Packham Avenue Saskatoon, SK. Phone: 665-1215 Fax: 244-4413 Website: http://www.fsin.com John Howard Society Provides advocacy, counselling, and youth mediation including: “stop-lift” program, fine option program, and community service order for youth. 202 – 220 3rd Avenue South Saskatoon, SK. Phone: 244-8347 Fax: 244-9923 Website: http://www.sk.johnhoward.ca/ Métis Nation Of Saskatchewan Métis Family Community Justice Programs addresses legal issues that impact the community and provides Aboriginal court worker program and other justice workers. 219 Robin Crescent Saskatoon, SK. Phone: 343-8285 Fax: 343-0171 Website: http://www.mn-s.ca Public Legal Education Association of Saskatchewan (PLEA) Non-profit, non-government agency that aims to educate, inform and empower through education, information, and pamphlets. 500 – 333 25th Street East Saskatoon, SK. Phone: 653-1868 Fax: 653-1869 Website: http://www.plea.org/ Pro-Bono Law Students: Saskatoon Region Matches volunteer law students with non-profit agencies government organizations, individuals and other public interest groups to provide information and research in a legal context that is supervised by a volunteer practicing legal professional. Phone: 966-7757 Saskatchewan Legal Aid Commission (Saskatoon Rural Area Office) This office covers legal services for individuals who live in rural areas outside Saskatoon who fall within an income criteria. 9th Floor Sturdy Stone Building 122 3rd Avenue North Saskatoon, SK. Toll Free: 1-800-424-1899 Phone: 933-7855 Fax: 933-7854 Website: http://www.legalaid.sk.ca/ Saskatchewan Legal Aid Commission (Saskatoon City Family Legal Aid Area Office) Provides services in areas of divorce, separation, child and spousal support, restraining orders, and adoption for clients who fall within the income criteria. Main Floor – Sturdy Stone Building 122 3rd Avenue North Saskatoon, SK. Toll Free: 1-877-324-2200 Phone: 964-2200 Fax: 964-2222 Website: http://www.legalaid.sk.ca Email: central@legalaid.gov.sk.ca Saskatchewan Legal Aid Commission (Saskatoon City Criminal Legal Aid Area Office) Provides services for criminal matters for clients who fall within the income criteria. 10th Floor Sturdy Stone Building 122 3rd Avenue North Saskatoon, SK. Toll Free: 1-877-424-1898 Phone: 933-7820 Fax: 933-7827 Website: http://www.legalaid.sk.ca Email: central@legalaid.gov.sk.ca Saskatoon Tribal Council Urban First Nations Inc. Provides programs including: housing, education, training, justice, human resources, health and social life, youth circle program, family and community circles for mediation, and court worker programs. The Court Worker Program aids youth and adults who have been charged with an offence or alleged offence. Maintaining culture and identity is at the heart of all programming. 200 – 355 Packham Ave Saskatoon, SK Phone: 956-4310 Fax: 244-1097 Website: http://www.sktc.sk.ca Victim Services Provides information, support and referrals to victims, and can also provide support in applying for restitution. Box 1728 Saskatoon, SK. Phone: 975-8400 Saskatoon Public Library Law Section A public resource for legal material. 311 – 23rd Street East Saskatoon, SK. Phone: 975-7555 Regina Aboriginal & Family Services Center 2910 5th Avenue Regina, SK. Time: one Thursday a month from 12pm to 2pm Phone:(306) 525-4161 |
NON-LEGAL RESOURCES Addiction Services Offers comprehensive services that range from individual counseling to short term and long term drug treatment care. 156-122 3rd Avenue North Saskatoon, SK. Phone: 655-4100 Larson House: 655-4100 Calder Centre: 655-4500 Fax: 655-4115 Website: http://www.saskatoonhealthregion.ca/your_health/ps_addic_about.htm Alternative Programs: Mental Health Services Program for individuals suffering with mental concerns and issues. Phone: 655-8806 Website: http://www.saskatoonhealthregion.ca/your_health/ps_mh_general_info.htm Canadian Mental Health Association: Saskatoon Branch Provides recreation, employment counseling for adults with mental illness, education and resources about mental illness. 1301 Avenue P North Saskatoon, SK. Phone: 384-9333 Fax: 978-5777 Website: http://www.cmhask.com/ Children’s Advocate Office Promotes the interests of children, who might be at risk in government situations, advocacy, public education, independent investigations. 315 25th Street East Saskatoon, SK. Phone: 933-6700 Fax: 933-8406 Website: http://www.saskcao.ca/ Crisis Nursery 24/7 free children’s emergency shelter for youth aged 0-12 years and other services including trained staff and counsellors. 1020 Victoria Avenue Saskatoon, SK. Phone: 242-2433 Domestic Abuse Outreach Saskatoon Family Support Centre which offers prevention and intervention programs to strengthen families by teaching non-punitive ways of discipline. Services also include comprehensive outreach programs such as childcare, parenting programs and relationship training. 315 Avenue M South Saskatoon, SK. Phone: 933-7751 Fax: 933-5665 EGADZ: Saskatoon Downtown Youth Centre Provides support and assistance to at risk youth with programs that include Back to School, Day Support, street outreach van, teen parent support and a drop in centre. 301 1st Avenue South Saskatoon, SK. Phone: 931-6644 Fax: 665-1344 Website: http://www.egadz.ca/ Family Healing Circle Lodge Provides a domestic violence and emergency shelter as well as drop-in services for children. 128 Ave. Q South Saskatoon, SK. Phone: 653-3900 Fax: 653-0394 Friends and Relatives of (people with) Mental Illness Provides support for family members and friends of those with mental illness. 306 Acadia Drive Saskatoon, SK. Phone: 955-3340 Fax: 955-3797 Friendship Inn Provides free breakfast and lunch and afternoon coffee. Outreach workers available treat clients with dignity. 619 20th Street West Saskatoon, SK. Phone: 242-5122 Fax: 242-1921 Website: http://www.sfinn.ca/ Global Gathering Place Drop-in centre for refugees and immigrant peoples to help facilitate the transition into the community. Translators are also available here. 307-506 25th Street East Saskatoon, SK. Phone: 665-0268 Fax: 665-0440 Community Services Village Website: http://www.globalgatheringplace.com/ Healthy Mother, Healthy Baby Program This is a program offered by the Saskatoon Health Region that includes training to mothers who may not have the experience, or are ready for parenthood. It also provides a referral service and has counsellors avalible to work one-on one with mothers. Phone: 665-4810 Central Urban Metis Federation Inc. A community based, Métis owned and operated non-profit organization located in Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, Canada. CUMFI has become a leader locally, provincially and nationally in the area of urban Aboriginal issues and challenges. 315 Ave M South Saskatoon, SK S7M 2K5 Phone: 306-975-9999 Fax: 306-975-9156 Email: cumfiadmin@sasktel.net Quint: Community Economic Development Housing programs including the Neighbourhood Home Ownership Program affordable rentals, a male youth lodge youth, Pleasant Hill Place: housing for student mothers and their families, a co-op for 5 mothers in high school. Also provides employment services that include Core Neighbourhoods at Work and training and placement of individuals to jobs, and on a project basis. St Paul’s Residence – 2nd Floor 230 Avenue R South Saskatoon, SK. Phone: 978- 4041 Fax: 683-1957 Website: http://www.quintsaskatoon.ca/ Salvation Army Community and Family Services: Saskatoon Provides free of charge, shelter, community kitchens, parenting, budgeting and shopping seminars. 339 Avenue C South Saskatoon, SK. Phone: 242-6833 Fax: 665-0708 Website: http://www.salvationarmysaskatoon.org Saskatoon Community Youth Arts Programming Inc. (SCYAP) Art and culture based programming delivered to youth and adults at-risk that focuses on personal development and skill development through visual arts, life skills, counselling and employment programs. 253 3rd Avenue South Saskatoon, SK. Phone: 652-7760 Website: http://www.scyapinc.org/ Saskatoon Crisis Intervention Is a 24 hr. free anonymous service for individuals in any type of crisis situation. Phone: 933-6200 Saskatoon Equal Justice for All Provides services free of charge to teach and assist people in obtaining appropriate benefits and rights. Participates in community development initiatives and networks with anti-poverty organizations and other community agencies that support individuals. 321 – 230 Avenue R. South Saskatoon, SK. Phone: 653-6260 Fax: 653-6264 Saskatoon Food Bank The food bank offers literacy programs and on-site drop-in learning programs 202 Avenue C South Saskatoon, SK. Phone: 664-6565 Cell: 229-1106 Website: www.saskatoonfoodbank.org Saskatoon Indian and Métis Friendship Centre Programs include; Aboriginal Family Violence Program, Youth Works Victim Restitution, Family Workers Program Services, Youth drop-in, Saskatoon Hepatitis C Project, a drop-in centre and a recreational centre. 168 Wall Street Saskatoon, SK. Phone: 244-0174 Fax: 664-2536 Website: http://www.simfc.com Saskatoon Interval House Emergency shelter for women and children counselling and referral services as well as advocacy. 712 Victoria Avenue Saskatoon, SK. Phone: 244-0185 Fax: 244-0327 Website: http://www.saskatoonintervalhouse.org/ Saskatoon Open Door Society Helps refugee and immigrant individuals with the transition into their new community through programs aimed at literacy, language, employment, and parenting. #100-129 Third Avenue North Saskatoon, SK. S7K 2H4 Phone: (306) 653-4464 Fax: (306) 653-7159 Website: http://www.sods.sk.ca Saskatoon Sexual Assault Centre Provides a 24-hour crisis line, in-house counselling and referrals. 201 – 506 25th Street East Saskatoon, SK. Phone: 244-2294 CRISIS LINE: 244-2224 Fax: 244-6099 Website: http://www.saskatoonsexualassaultcentre.com/ Saskatoon Tribal Council (STC) Training and Employment Services Program that provides counselling, support services in Saskatoon as well as opportunities for internships and a work readiness program. 229 4th Ave South Saskatoon, SK. Phone: 477-9333 Fax: 244-0139 Website: http://www.sktc.sk.ca Saskatoon Tribal Council (STC) Urban Services Inc. An array of programs available including safe homes, justice programs that offer alternatives to courts, CHUMS, PALS and Headstart. 200 – 203 Packham Avenue Saskatoon, SK. Phone: 956-6100 Fax: 244-7273 Website: http://www.sktc.sk.ca/ufns.htm STC Urban Services Safe House: Provides 24 hour programs and a safe home for youth involved in the sexual exploitation or street life. Phone: 384-0004 STC Urban Services Justice Programs Youth Circles offers sentencing Alternatives for youth in contact with courts or the law, Family/Community circles are used to mediate between The offender and the community, Court Worker Program: Helps youth and adults charged with a criminal offense. STC Urban Services CHUMS: Creative Healing for Urban Members: 978-7400; Develops coping skills to live in an urban environ., medicine Wheel and holistic approach STC Urban Services PALS: Providers of Aboriginal Lifestyle Support: 978-7400; Offers in home counseling and support to those In danger of losing their children. STC Urban Services Headstart Program: early childhood parent education/family support system; for children aged 0-4; also shared with KIDSFIRST Saskatoon YMCA This organization caters to individuals who require drop in programs for children, counseling and shelter for men. There is also drop in day care as well as scheduled daycare for members. 25 22nd Street West Saskatoon, SK. Phone: 652-7515 Fax: 652-2828 Website: http://www.ymcasaskatoon.org/ YWCA Provides an emergency shelter for women and children for up to 30 days, free computer labs, help with job searching tools and a comprehensive array of services/programs. 510 25th Street East Saskatoon, SK. Phone: 244-0944 Fax: 664-1974 Website: http://www.ywcasaskatoon.com/ Westside Community Clinic Provides group programs, primary health care services, parenting programs, food resources for pre and post natal services and kids outreach services. 631 20th Street West Saskatoon, SK. Phone: 664-4310 Fax: 934-2506 Website: http://www.saskatooncommunityclinic.ca/west_side_clinic.htm |