Wormith, J. Stephen

Includes some Aboriginal statistics and comparative data from other cities.

Located in Edmonton, Alberta, the Wellness House is a 16-bed, minimum security facility as well as a residence for offenders on release in the community. Purpose of study was to gain an understanding of the women involved and the unique model of case management. Sixteen in-depth interviews with nine offenders and seven staff members were conducted.

Looks at the homeless population to determine service use and needs. Data collected indicates further policy discussions and actions are warranted.

An evaluation of the Correctional Service Canada's initiatives and polices to address the over representation of Indigenous people within the Canadian criminal justice system. The University of Saskatchewan was asked to provide an external environmental scan to help inform further planning and policy decisions.

Examines the functionality and sustainability of the Restorative Action Program. Third part of a multi-phased evaluation of the Program.

Reviews literature on programs with comparable approaches and discusses how elements of them could be used to improve the program itself.

An analysis of a process evaluation into how the STR8UP programs attempts to assist with gang involvement in Saskatoon, Saskatchewan.

Assesses the applicability of the Level of Service Inventory - Ontario Revision (LSI-OR) in predicting both general and violent re-offending by using a sample of offenders from Ontario.

Examines the value in using a general risk/need assessment, such as Level of Service/Case Management Inventory (LS/CMI), on a specific prison population such as Indigenous offenders.

Examines the impact of and relationships between therapeutic providers and Indigenous sexual offenders. Therapists provided through the Working Alliance Inventory.