St Leonard's Community Services London and Region

Site: St Leonard's Community Services London and Region

Service: Adult Community Programs

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Record #: LON4689 Last Modified: 01 Oct 2020 Last Full Update: 29 Sep 2020
Contact Information
Office Phone 519-850-3777
Fax 519-850-1396
E-Mail stleonards@slcs.ca
Website www.slcs.ca/programs-services/adult-community-programs/
Description and Service Details
Description (Service) Offers a number of community-based programs for adults who may be involved in the justice system, who are dealing with mental health challenges, who are experiencing challenges with housing, or who may have developmental challenges and require support to live independently

Programs offered include:

  • Direct Accountability Program - provides crown referred offenders (possessing nonviolent, less severe criminal behaviour) with the privilege of having a charge withdrawn upon successful program completion

  • Intermittent Community Work and Substance Use Program - offers meaningful work opportunities to eligible offenders who are serving intermittent sentences

  • Community Service Orders - adults who have been ordered by the court to participate in a community service program act under the direction of the Probation Officer, as well as St Leonard's Community Service Order staff

  • Supervised Independent Living - focused on offering non-residential community supports to adults with developmental disabilities, mental health issues or with other special needs who are at risk of becoming involved or have been involved with the criminal justice system

  • Project Home - focuses on housing youth who have experienced chronic homelessness

  • Forensic Supportive Housing - provides people who are involved with forensic mental health care system with a rent subsidy for reintegration into the community

  • Reintegration Program - guides choices and offers support in rebuilding relationships following custody for offenders * offered out of the Maison Louise Arbour Centre
Hours Mon-Fri 9am-5pm
Areas Served London ; Middlesex County
Boundaries London and area
Eligibility Ages: 18 year(s) and up 
 
Adults who have been convicted of minor offenses
Application Referrals from the criminal justice system
Languages English
Fees Most services covered
Agency Information
Established 1969
Funding Federal, Provincial, and Municipal
Site Information
Site Location London (Central)
Located In Community London
Address & Map
405 Dundas St
London, ON N6B 1V9
Intersection Colborne St and Dundas St
Physical Access Fully Accessible

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