Description

Greenfield house is owned and operated by the Salvation Army and is a 27 bed non profit agency providing after care services to male and female offenders released from any federal and provincial institution.

Our goal is to facilitate the reintegration of conditionally released offenders by providing on an individual basis structured case management.

Beds:

29 beds

Population:

24 male beds, 4 female beds, 1 emergency bed

Age:

18 to 91

Referral source(s):

Correctional Service of Canada

Admission Criteria:

Any male/female offender 18 and over serving a sentence in a federal or provincial institution.

Wheelchair accessible:

no

Programs & Services

CORE PROGRAMMING

Women at the well:
Positive lifestyle program designed to help women learn about their capacity to replace the negative with the positive assets in their lives.

Keys to a loving relationship:
A series of videos targeted at building and strengthening relationships between couple as well as singles.

OK Kids
OK families
Women at the well-Teaching life skills for women
John School- It’s for men who were arrested for solicitation. Awareness and education as well as talking about the sex trade.
Safe Choices- Women awareness and education as well as talking about the sex trade.
Court work
Chaplaincy program- Judicial support
House of Life- Teaching general life skills

RESIDENT SERVICES

In house individual counselling session with residential social worker to assist each client with their program plan.
Job search program, in collaboration with other job placement agencies in the community.

Local Parole Office