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How do I become an RJI volunteer?

Becoming a volunteer with the Restorative Justice Program is a unique opportunity for individuals to become involved in the community through providing conflict resolution. As a volunteer mediator, you will learn about restorative practices that deal with accountability, responsibility and restoration of relationships that are designed to empower parties to resolve their own conflict. Trainings are held twice a year, and individuals are invited to apply at any time throughout the year, as the interview process and police reference check (vulnerable sector) can take several months.


The Process

For more information or to apply to become a Restorative Justice volunteer mediator, please contact Brenda Kotras, Volunteer Coordinator, Restorative Justice Program at (416) 740-2522 ext.40 or send an email to bkotras@cmsd.org.

If you are interested in becoming a volunteer mediator in the Community Transformation Program, please review the Community section of our website and information on How do I become a community mediator volunteer?

If you are interested in working on cases involving youth, please review the Youth Program section of our website and information on How do I become a youth volunteer?

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