The extensive training process for members of the Dryden and District Youth Justice Committee continues.
Program Coordinator Bill Hovi says Raj Sud from OPP Headquarters in Orillia held a training session in Dryden over the weekend.
Hovi says the program is slowly moving forward with 10-volunteers receiving training.
2-more sessions are needed for completion by the end of the year.
The initiative diverts youth away from a formal court setting and into a community-based program where the victim and offender come together to repair any harm that’s been done.
The program is a volunteer driven one.
Hovi says the Province has approved a second group of volunteers and there training will start in the New Year.
Meantime, Hovi doesn’t expect the new Federal Crime Bill to have any impact on operations at a local level.
Justice Committee Training Continues
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