After exiting prison, many women and gender-diverse folks struggle with a disrupted life and adjustment to their new circumstances. Our staff, students, and volunteers offer a helping hand, guiding these women through the stress and difficulty of reintegration and giving them the support they need to succeed in the future.
After exiting prison, many women and gender-diverse folks struggle with a disrupted life and adjustment to their new circumstances. Our staff, students, and volunteers offer a helping hand, guiding these women through the stress and difficulty of reintegration and giving them the support they need to succeed in the future.
It’s important to feel welcome in the world, and our aim is to ensure that all of our clients have a chance at proper reintegration. To that end, in the past, our staff has been known to:
We are always willing to help, and will generally do anything we can, as long as it is within our means and supports women and gender-diverse folks as they transition back into the community. Our goal is to connect women and gender-diverse folks with the wider network of services and resources in those communities, ultimately empowering them to make responsible and positive decisions for themselves.
For more information on reintegration, contact our Social Worker, Sydney Wouters, at 306-668-0604 or email.
We are proud to offer assistance for women and gender-diverse folks applying to suspend their criminal record. This suspension (or pardon) does not erase the record permanently but ensures it is kept separate from others. When someone searches the CPIC database for your criminal record, none will be found.
For more information on record suspension, contact our Court Worker Chelsea Roy by email or phone at (306) 668-0635.