Category: Legal Services

The mission of the Springfield Restorative Justice Center is to empower local organizations, individuals and schools that are committed to peacefully resolving conflict, addressing crime and building a safe and healthy community.

A local intervention program that works to restore crime victims and communities to health and wholeness after experiencing unlawful behavior.

Our mission is to engage community members in responding to the needs of crime victims, the community, and those who violate the law, holding the latter accountable in a manner that promotes responsible and restorative behavior.

The Montpelier Community Justice Center (MCJC) was established in 2003 with the mission to ensure that the people it serves have the resources they need to resolve conflicts and promote problem solving in creative ways that encourage feelings of fairness, safety, and inclusion.

The Court Diversion program in Vermont was originally funded in 1979 with federal money, disbursed by the Vermont Commission on the Administration of Justice. The Turrell Fund of New Jersey provided additional funding for the development of the programs. Seven pilot Court Diversion projects were initiated throughout the state. The…

Since 2003, the Essex Community Justice Center has provided restorative justice programming with a focus on crime prevention, conflict resolution and meeting the needs of those affected by crime.  Through multiple programs, the Community Justice Center staff and local volunteers support victims, address local crime, and work with offenders to…

The OCRJC Mission is to be a major catalyst in Orange County for building and advocating for a just community by: using restorative programs to address legal issues, wrongdoing, conflict and the needs of harmed parties; and streamlining access to services that improve the health, well-being and positive behavior of individuals…

The Burlington CJC addresses the roots and impacts of crime and conflict so that everyone experiences dignity, safety, and justice in the communities we serve.

Our Mission: To empower people in the Brattleboro area to maintain community well-being using restorative justice principles, practices, and programs.

The Center for Restorative Justice (CRJ) is a non-profit, 501 (c) 3 organization serving Bennington County, Vermont. For over 35 years, CRJ has been providing highly successful restorative justice programs, effective education and prevention resources, and valuable intervention services.