PROGRAM SNAPSHOT
Every society has laws to regulate behavior between people. In some ways, laws provide us minimum guidelines for living together safely. Yet when someone breaks a law, that person violates not only a rule, but often a relationship or another person (the victim, families, or the community in general). Ultimately, it's the violation of another person that is the real harm.

Our program applies the principles and practice of restorative justice in our community's response to crime. How do we do this? By holding offenders constructively accountable. By addressing victims' needs. By seeking support from families and a concerned community.