Resources
Here, you'll find valuable information and tools to support your journey with EYJ. Whether you're seeking guidance on the restorative justice process, looking for community support, or exploring ways to get involved, our curated resources are designed to help you every step of the way. Dive in to discover educational materials, helpful links, and inspiring stories that reflect our commitment to healing, growth, and positive change. Together, we can build a stronger, more compassionate community.
Crisis and Emergency Resources
Need help immediately? Call 211 anytime for free, confidential help from a real person.
Restorative Justice Resources
Alberta Restorative Justice Association
Works to educate and assist Alberta RJ organizations in furthering the reach of Restorative Justice.
Restorative Justice on the Rise
Offers a public platform for engagement, voice to those doing grassroots work, and stories of transformation and challenge.
Legal and Advocacy Resources
Information on legal rights, representation, and resources for youth in the justice system.
Canadian Civil Liberties Association
Advocacy and educational resources on civil liberties and rights for youth.
Mental Health & Support Services
Provides 24/7 counseling and support services for youth in crisis.
Offers mental health resources, tools, and support for young people.
Advocacy and resources focused on improving mental health services for youth.
Volunteer Resources
Resources and opportunities for volunteering, including how to get involved in youth justice initiatives.
Local volunteer opportunities and resources for those looking to support youth justice initiatives in Edmonton.
Edmonton Chamber of Volunteer Organizations
ECVO is proud to support Edmonton’s volunteers by creating pathways to meaningful and purposeful opportunities that are equitable and inclusive.
Resources for Victims
Edmonton Police Service Victim Support
The Crime and Trauma-Informed Support Services (CTSS) Unit provides timely assistance to individuals, families, and communities who have been impacted by crime and traumatic events.
Government of Alberta Victims of Crime Assistance Program
Victims of violent crime can apply for assistance, supports and services to help with emergency expenses and their recovery.
Victim restitution and recovery
Ask the judge to have an offender pay you back for expenses caused by the crime.
Sexual Assault Centre of Edmonton (SACE)
Ask the judge to have an offender pay you back for expenses caused by the crime.
Zebra Child & Youth Advocacy Centre
Together with our partners, we work towards the common goals of supporting children and youth who have experienced abuse and creating a future where every child and youth is heard.
Provides links to existing networks and information hubs in order to promote awareness of services and supports for victims of crime in Canada.
Canadian Resource Centre for Victims of Crime
Provides support, research, and education to survivors of serious crime and stakeholders in Canada.