We are open by appointment only please call 204.727.1696
John Howard Society of Brandon
Effective, just, and humane responses
to the causes and consequences of crime
We are open by appointment only please call 204.727.1696
Effective, just, and humane responses
to the causes and consequences of crime

The John Howard Society of Brandon exists to repair harm done by crime through restorative justice and providing supports and resources for individuals and their families.

RESPECT FOR INDIVIDUALS
means recognizing that each person is on their own unique journey in life, treating them with dignity and meeting them where they are.
COMPASSION
means feeling empathy and demonstrating kindness to all.
DO THE RIGHT THING
means putting people first and maintaining our integrity in difficult and challenging situations.
CONSEQUENTIAL THINKING
means considering the potential short and long-term outcomes and impacts of our actions and decisions on our organization and our stakeholders before taking them, and making choices that align with just principles.
Our major project on 16th St N is almost there - what we need now is caring people to help out. Interested?
Watch this space, Indeed and eBrandon for job postings or send your resume and cover letter now.
Building a three story 24-unit transitional housing facility
Anger Management & Building Healthy Relationships
Diversion from the criminal justice system and civil mediation. Their link is below.
Connecting inmates with housing, literacy, education and employment resources
Social enterprise retail location with low cost rescued food and local vendors
The John Howard Society of Brandon works to repair harm done by crime through restorative justice and providing supports and resources for individuals and their families.
1. To empower offenders, victims and the community through the process of restorative justice
2. To promote reform of the justice system to one of restorative justice, which includes victims, communities and offenders
3. To encourage active involvement of volunteers in responding to the issues of crime
4. To facilitate public awareness and dialogue regarding the causes of crime and possible solutions

On 25 September 2019 Board Chair Ted Dzogan, Board members Chris Schneider and Jodi Chubaty joined Executive Director Ross Robinson for the "Meet the Judges" session with the SCC.
The opportunity arose to speak with Judge Russell Brown on the role of post sentencing mediation to generate greater victim satisfaction and improved recidivism.
