Housing insecurity can happen to anyone, regardless of income, age, gender, or race. Missed work due to illness, mental health challenges, and conflict can all increase the risk of eviction. We believe communication is key to resolving conflict, and this extends to landlords and tenants. This program helps tenants and landlords work together to find a healthy solution that avoids eviction but resolves the issues that have created housing insecurity.
Over the last year, Sudbury District Restorative Justice has partnered up with local project Ozzy’s Garage run by Rick “Ozzy” Osborne and his wife Heather Osborne. Ozzy’s Garage is a community-focused rehabilitation program that restores Read more
As the sun sets on the Community Thrive initiative, we are taking a moment to look back at the incredible journey of the residents we met at 720 Bruce Avenue. What started as a program Read more
It’s been a period of incredible growth and positive change here at Sudbury District Restorative Justice, and we’re thrilled to share all the exciting developments with you, our amazing RJ community! Introducing Project Connect and Read more