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Our new office location offers a wide variety of services for those in need of Justice Services. 

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Miikanaake Court Diversion Program

The Community Justice Centre provides court diversion for Indigenous youth and adults who are pre or post charge. Common diverted charges include: assault, domestic violence and theft. The Court Diversion Program uses Indigenous teachings and holistic approaches to support rehabilitation. This program implements a range of restorative processes to reduce future contact with the criminal justice system.

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Clients involved in the program work with a Justice Worker and voluntarily agree to carry out a comprehensive plan that seeks to restore balance. This plan includes transitioning clients into culturally appropriate supports, such as counselling, traditional healing, justice circles and other programs offered at Enaahitg and rehabilitation services in the community.

 

Eligibility for this program is assessed on a case-by-case basis. Clients must consent to being diverted and attend all recommended programming. Clients must agree to take full responsibility for their actions.

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Indigenous Youth Attendance Program

The Attendance Program is for Indigenous youth ages 12-17 years old. Youth must currently be on a probation order. The Attendance Program provides counselling and support to help reduce the risk of future involvement in the youth criminal justice system.  This program works in partnership with Probation Officers and can provide support to youth in office, at the youth's school or in the community.

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Indigenous Youth Reintegration Program

The Reintegration program is to support Indigenous youth who have been charged and served time as they transition back into the community. Clients learn the skills they need to make a positive contribution in their home and community. Client supports includes:

• Education

• Employment

• Personal Wellness Planning

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Release from Custody Corrections Case Management

Eligibility for Indigenous individuals is someone who is over the age of 18 who has mental health or substance use related issues and are currently incarcerated.

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The Release from Custody Corrections program works with Indigenous adult clients exiting Central North Correctional Centre for a voluntary short-term program of 6 months. Assisting clients who need to be connected with supportive services and case management upon reintegration back into the community. Referrals can be made through the C.N.C.C Discharge Planning Committee or byself-referral. The Case Managers provide wrap around support tailored to clients specific needs post incarceration.

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Kizhaay Anishinaabe Niin - I'm a Kind Man Program

The Kizhaay Anishinaabe Niin program engages men and youth within Indigenous communities to speak out against all forms of violence towards Indigenous women.  The program provides both individual and group support to men and youth towards identifying their role as survivor or perpetrator in relationships of abuse, and create a foundation for awareness and healing. The primary goals of the program are to:

 

• Re-establish traditional roles of Indigenous males.

• Reconnect and nurture cultural methods of healing.

• Re-establish traditional teachings and responsibilities.

• Inspire men to engage other men to get involved and stop abuse.

• Support Indigenous males who choose not to use violence.

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Gladue Aftercare

**Program information coming soon 

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DISCLAIMER

Enaahtig was created to address the healing and wellness needs of our community members, however we do not function as a crisis or detox centre. Should you or someone you know require those services, please refer to the list of other support services in our region.

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• Barrie Detox Centre

• Kids Helpline

• RAAM Clinics

• Suicide Prevention

• Telehealth