Make a Difference for CRJ We invite you to support Community Resources for Justice to help us continue making a difference in our community. Your generosity empowers us to provide critical support and resources to individuals and families in need, fostering hope, recovery, and …

CRJ continues its PREA training for all staff and residents in the community- based residential reentry programs to prevent sexual misconduct and to fully investigate and prosecute those involved in such conduct.

CRJ’s service model as we know it quickly began to take shape. In 1999, the Crime and Justice Foundation merged with Massachusetts Half-Way Houses, which provided residential and non-residential programs for adults with developmental disabilities and men and women leaving incarceration. Our Community Strategies and Social Justice Service

The CRJ community is full of pragmatic, compassionate people who understand the detail and are inspired by the big picture. People with the resilience to strive toward goals every day, supporting individuals, working with other organizations, and creating the opportunities in our communities to make change happen step by step.

Email Address: [email protected] Telephone Number: 716793-8383 Facility PREA Compliance Manager Name: Email Address: Telephone Number: Facility Characteristics Designed facility capacity: 38 Current population of facility: 0 Average daily population for the past 12 months: 43 Has the facility been over capacity at any point in the past 12 months? No

Georgia enacted comprehensive juvenile justice reform legislation in 2012 aimed at reducing out-of-home placements for youth in the justice system, protecting public safety, and improving outcomes for youth. Since then the state has seen a 36 percent reduction in youth in secure confinement, an 11 percent reduction in youth detention, and a 46 percent reduction in commitments to the Department ...

At CRJ, Holly oversees an array of behavioral health programming including domestic violence educational groups, intimate partner violence support and family assessment intervention response, residential programs, our RISE support program for women, and treatment and recovery services for our Massachusetts Reentry programs.

CRJ is a 501c3 non-profit organization. Guided by excellence, creativity, and compassion, we support individual transitions, strengthen families, promote justice, and improve community safety.

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STATEWIDE USE OF DIVERSION Prior to S.B. 367, the use of diversion for juveniles to prevent deeper involvement with the juvenile justice system was inconsistent across Kansas.