Parkland Restorative Justice is a community organization in Prince Albert, Saskatchewan. We believe that positive social support is a basic need of all people and a powerful healing tool for change. For over 40 years our programs have reached those in the justice system by connecting volunteers with those who are incarcerated or recently released. We offer different programs with varying levels of commitment. Volunteers receive comprehensive training and support by staff. By walking with those in our justice system, our volunteers are helping to prevent further harm and demonstrating that no one is disposable.

Core to what we do are the values and principles found in restorative justice. We emphasize the following restorative practices in our programming:

• Providing social support to offenders while encouraging them to understand, accept, and carry out obligations.
• Encouraging collaboration and reintegration, rather than coercion and isolation in our justice system.
• Showing respect for all parties, including victims, offenders and justice colleagues.
• Involving and empowering the affected community through the justice process, and increase its capacity to recognize and respond to community bases of crime.