Please Note: Services may be impacted in response to COVID-19 (Coronavirus).
Please contact any service prior to visiting in person to receive up to date information on changes to their availability (e.g. hours of operation etc.)
Please contact any service prior to visiting in person to receive up to date information on changes to their availability (e.g. hours of operation etc.)
- Description
- Brings together victims with young people alleged to have committed non-violent offences and their parents to negotiate an appropriate way for the young person to make amends for their actions
- Provides an alternative to formal court proceedings
- Provides an increased role for victims and communities in dealing with minor offences committed by persons who are prepared to be accountable
- Eligibility
- Indigenous youth aged 12-17 years of age, who have committed a minor, first-time offense
- Must be willing to participate in the program
- Must be aware of their options and rights and be prepared to be accountable
- Indigenous youth aged 12-17 years of age, who have committed a minor, first-time offense
- Application Process
- Must be referred by police or the Crown
- Office
- 807-345-5840
- Fax
- 807-344-8945
- Web Site
- https://tbifc.ca/program/youth-justice-committee-program/
- info@tbifc.ca
- Languages
- English
- Contact
- Dwayne Elliott, Program Coordinator
Email: dwayne.elliott@tbifc.ca
Phone: 807-345-5840 ext 250 - Fees
- None
- Documents Required
- No documents required
- Accessibility
- Fully Accessible
- Topic(s)
- Agency Information
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- Copyright
- 211 Ontario North
- Last Verified On
- June 29, 2021
- Address
- 401 Cumberland St N
Thunder Bay, ON, P7A 4P7
Located within the Thunder Bay Indian Friendship Centre on Cumberland St N and Clavet St
Open in Google Maps - Hours of Operation
- Mon0900 to 1700Tue0900 to 1700Wed0900 to 1700Thu0900 to 1700Fri0900 to 1700
Mon-Fri 9 am-12 noon, 1 pm-5 pm - Service Area(s)
- Thunder Bay
