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Elizabeth Fry Society welcomes ombudsman’s investigation into conditions at Sask. women’s jail

SK government provides funding for female offenders reintegration

Advocacy group says deaths at Pine Grove connected to drugs, calls for review of practices

‘We’re heading to a crisis’: Sask. non-profit calls for housing to support incarcerated women

Saskatchewan society says stricter bail reform will perpetuate generational trauma

More supports needed to prevent women from being remanded: Elizabeth Fry society

After 18 months without in-person visits, Elizabeth Fry Society returns to Pine Grove

Elizabeth Fry Society in Saskatoon starting programs, donation drive at new location

Pine Grove, other Sask. jails consistently overcapacity, provincial data shows

Only the Regina Correctional Centre didn’t report being overcapacity on any of the days tracked. Provincial data shows three out of four of Saskatchewan’s adult provincial jails have been overcapacity since September, but none more so than the only women’s jail, Pine Grove Correctional Centre. Postmedia requested single-day snapshots of inmate counts for the first Pine Grove, other Sask. jails consistently overcapacity, provincial data shows

Programs for people leaving jail hope for funding boost amid significant demand

“Programs that can offer intensive support to people in this situation are crucial to reducing and ending cycles of incarceration.” Sydney Wouters is the sole worker delivering the Elizabeth Fry Society of Saskatchewan’s post-release aftercare program full-time to women leaving Pine Grove Correctional Centre, the province’s only women’s jail.