Members

Victoria Salvation Army CRF

Salvation Army

525 Johnson St.
Victoria British Columbia
V8W 1M2

Main Contact

  • Name Manj Toor
  • Position Director
  • Phone 250-384-3779 ext 252
  • Email toorma@csc-scc.gc.ca

Programs & Services

The Salvation Army Victoria CRF offers an intensive eight-week residential recovery program designed for those with a history of problematic substance use. The Skills for Recovery Program is intended to provide participants with the skills they need to make a smooth transition from a life dominated by substance abuse, crime and incarceration, to a healthy life in the community.

We believe that every client is unique with unique needs, strengths and learning styles, so we integrate a variety of approaches and a wide range of practical tools. The program recognizes the importance of treating the whole individual and so incorporates physical, mental and spiritual elements.

Victoria Salvation Army CRF

Description

The Salvation Army CRF functions as a bridge between the prison and the community while facilitating reintegration and promoting pro-social change. We aspire to provide a safe and supportive environment for parolees, allowing them to focus on our Skills for Recovery Program, one-on-one counseling and employment resources. We believe in a holistic approach and strive to help our residents restore their self-belief, allowing them to realize their potential and once again become a part of the community. We accept all types of releases.

  • Beds 37 Single and a dorm that sleeps 6
  • Population Males, Single rooms
  • Age 19 and up
  • Sources CSC,Province,All Federal and Provincial Institutions in Canada
  • Exclusions Determined upon assessment.
  • Criteria Referrals are processed through the Victoria Screening Committee who is responsible for residency to all Victoria CRF's. The committee considers many factor when reviewing applications for acceptance, which include contact with CRF representatives, case management support, involvement and success in institutional programs, institutional behaviour, release plans, community support, community programming and parole supervisor's support.

Application Process

Referrals are processed through the Victoria Screening Committee who is responsible for residency to all Victoria CRF's. The committee considers many factor when reviewing applications for acceptance, which include contact with CRF representatives, case management support, involvement and success in institutional programs, institutional behaviour, release plans, community support, community programming and parole supervisor's support.

Community Involvement

The Victoria Salvation Army CRF continues the tradition of care and concern by providing a first-rate, quality residence for individuals transitioning from an institution back into the community. We have dedicated staff that are trained and eager to provide you with the support and guidance you need to be successful. Staying true to our passion, The Army continues to bring hope within prison walls and show a general concern for the well-being of those who are incarcerated.

Local Parole Office

Victoria Parole Office
  • Phone 250-363-3267
  • Fax 250-363-3260