Bunton Lodge
The Salvation Army Toronto- Email sallyann-crf@on.aibn.com
- Phone (416) 964-6316 ext 229
Director
- Name Art Rasmusson
- Email artr@on.aibn.com
Main Contact
- Name Juliane Martin
- Position Chaplain
- Phone 416 964 6316 ext 231
- Email juliane@bellnet.ca
Art is the Director of Archibald Centre, Bunton Lodge and Harbour Light Community Residential Facilities in Toronto.
Art is past Past President of OHHA (no longer in operation) and served as the The Salvation Army's representative on the Community Strategic Planning Committee.
As Chair of the Community Assessment Committee, Art also conducts In-Reach Assessments in most Ontario Federal Correctional Facilities and is available to meet with interested applicants and their Parole officers on a bi-monthly basis.
Programs & Services
Our Community Residential Facilities Staff have designed and deliver programs that demonstrate increased success rates in reintegration while offering the hope for men and their families that they need at the time of release and afterwards.
The Victim Impact Program (VIP) is currently available for residents who have been screened for acceptance with a recommendation to attend this program or through a referral. This 10 session group program helps to further the knowledge of how past criminal actions and values have an impact on the victims of their crimes with a focus on crime prevention through victim empathy and acknowledgement.
The Emotions Management and Violence Prevention Program (EMVP) is also offered on-site as a ten week continuous curriculum delivered at our CRF locations. The EMVP is held one evening per week in our Community Resource Rooms. The program focus is to re-evaluate, learn new and build upon skills acquired during the Correctional Plan now that the participant is back in the community.
These In-House Programs and all other programs can be recommended by our Local Community Assessment Team, Case Management Team or by the Parole Board of Canada.
The Employment Readiness Program is a multi step approach to re-engaging employers with a modern resume, interview skills and dressing for success.
These programs and others including: Bookclub, Bible Study and Games Night (for present and past residents) make our CRF relevant based upon evidence-based results!
For more information please contact us at: crc@on.aibn.com
Description
Bunton Lodge is a 43 Bed Community Residential Facility (CRF), operated by The Salvation Army, serving Communities of Ontario with services and supports that assist men and their families while improving Public Safety. Our Cooperative Case Management System working closely with The Correctional Services of Canada and The Toronto Police Services has been acclaimed for its best practices and policies and procedures.
As a co-managed facility with the W.P. Archibald Centre located in the heart of the Old Mansion District, Bunton Lodge affords opportunities for employment, housing, and enrollment in Community programs. The men we serve and support are approved by the Parole Board of Canada to serve a period of Community Supervision under our Cooperative Case Management System.
Counseling along with essential goal planning, approved community access and limitations, job readiness, housing assistance and a review and monitoring of conditions as determined by the Parole Board of Canada are provided at Bunton Lodge. In addition, we ensure that local community recommendations are made through our Community Assessment Teams to ensure a value added service to the residents while exercising strong public safety protocols.
The Salvation Army is a leader in Community Reintegration and Public Safety.
`Giving Hope Today` we provide in excess of 100 years of trusted experience
in Community Correctional and Parole Services in Canada.
For more information and inquiries please contact us via email or phone.
- Beds 43
- Population Adult Males
- Age 18+
Application Process
Applications are available from our Administrative Assistant and Most Ontario Federal Correctional Institutions
Community Involvement
Public Transit, Job Assistance, Housing and Recreational Activist Support facilitate a methodical transition back to community, family and work life.
During the last Garbage strike in Toronto, our residents and staff volunteered their time to participate in community clean-ups and pick up operations alongside the Homewood Maitland Neighborhood Association members.
