Youth defendants are between the ages of 10 and 18 years. Restorative Justice Restorative Justice works with juvenile offenders who have admitted to a delinquent offense and the victims of those crimes. Restorative Justice recognizes that crime is more than a simple violation of the law, but rather causes very real harm and tangible losses to both individual victims and local communities. When appropriate, victims of crime can meet a juvenile offender in a safe and neutral setting with a trained facilitator present. Volunteer companions assist elderly clients with simple household chores so the client may remain independent, and provide the clients with companionship.
Clients receive help free of charge and volunteers receive a taxfree stipend and other benefits.
Svee is a home where adults with developmental disabilities learn the skills and gain the ability to live independently. The AC is a recreational, social and educational program for adults with developmental disabilities. Special Olympics, games, dances and educational classes provide opportunities for members to develop skills and make friends. Individuals in the program may also face challenges that may include mental illness, seizure disorder, cerebral palsy, hearing loss, visual impairments or communication difficulties. The purpose is to assist people to become as self-reliant and as independent as possible.