Community Corrections
Most of Canada's federal offenders serve part of their sentences in institutions. The rest of their time is served in the community, where they must follow certain conditions and are supervised by parole officers.
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Overview of community corrections
Learn about the three key aspects of community corrections: supervision, programming and community involvement.
Types of release
Learn about the different types of releases available for offenders, under current legislation.
Assessment and supervision
Learn about how parole officers maintain CSC's key link with supervised offenders in the community and manage offender risk.
Accommodations
Learn about the structured environments where an offender can reside when released from an institution.
Employment programs
Discover the three key aspects of community corrections. Identify the different types of releases available for offenders. Learn about community supervision, offender risk management and more.
Hiring an offender
Discover how quick and easy it is to hire skilled labour for short- and long-term employment. Review wage subsidy programs for your area.
Research
Find relevant research related to community corrections.
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