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Criminal Justice Commission : Restorative Justice Grant Program : Restorative Justice : State of Oregon Translate this site into other Languages tag, as divs are not allowed in 's --> Restorative Justice Grant Program Restorative Justice Grant In 2021, the Oregon Legislature passed House Bill (HB) 2204 , which created the Restorative Justice (RJ) grant program.
The purpose of the Restorative Justice Grant Program is to provide public and private entities with financial support for restorative justice programs.
A restorative justice program is defined in OAR 213-040-0030(8) as a community-based alternative to the criminal and juvenile legal systems that aims to center the needs of the harmed party and foster accountability within the responsible party without resorting to incarceration or criminal conviction. Rima Ah Toong, Grant Coordinator rima. ahtoong@cjc.
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gov Current Grant Cycle Information 25-27 RJ Request for Grant Proposal (RFGP) 25-27 Sample Scoring Sheet 25-27 RJ Grant Budget Sheet CJC Grant Administration Guide Organization Brandon Brown Restorative Roots Tristen Edwards Metropolitan Public Defenders Simon Fulford Parrot Creek Child and Family Services Michael Kaiser Member of the Public Kathleen Meehan-Coop Deschutes County District Attorney’s Office Kerry Naughton Oregon Abuse Advocates and Survivors in Service (OAASIS) Ximena Ospina-Todd Latino Network Elaine Walters Trauma Healing Project Shannon Wilson Public Defenders of Marion County, Inc. How to recognize an official Oregon website Only share sensitive information on official, secure websites.
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