Community & Justice Services Program

More great work by CJSP students. Over $650 raised to help homeless youth at Covenant House. At Centennial College we like to mix up great learning opportunities with fun! Congratulations Professor Shelley Ince and the first year students!

Proud to support Community Services department chair, Dr. Delon Omrow and 2nd year CJSP student, Vanessa Singh on this important symposium. Check it out on Thursday night!

Presentation title: Technology and Trafficking: Risks and Prevention in the Digital Age

A Talk by Julius Kaka , Shawna Hill , Dr Delon Omrow , Vanesa Singh and Dr. Isabel Pedersen

October 30th, @ 7:30 pm

24-hour Conference on Global Organized Crime A Talk by Dr. Isabel Pedersen, Dr Delon Omrow, Vanesa Singh, Julius Kaka & Shawna Hill

Congratulations to the graduating class of 2024!!

You're Invited: Application Webinar - April 24

Working for Stella's Place. $1084.05 including $123.00 in popcorn sales! 😲😲

The final tally of the Stella's Place fundraiser..... $1,084.05!!!!!!! Great job CJSP!! Your hard work will go a long way to supporting young adults struggling with mental health.

Stella's Place We offer free mental health services to young adults ages 16 to 29 in Toronto, including peer support, clinical, employment, wellness and recovery programs.

CJSP students supporting Stella's Place https://stellasplace.ca/
Great turn out and energy by the first year students who planned, organized and ran a thrift sale. Special thanks to Professor Shelley Ince who mentored and supported them through the whole project!

https://stellasplace.ca/

TikTok · Community and Justice Services Check out Community and Justice Services’s video.

Congratulations to Gynessa Gray for winning the Shelley Upshaw Overcoming Adversity Scholarship and the Ed Blazo Memorial Scholarship Awards!! So deserved!!

CALLING ALL CJSP STUDENTS, GRADS AND FRIENDS OF THE PROGRAM!!!

We are taking part in The Push-Up Challenge from February 1-23, 2024 and would love you to join us.

The challenge is to complete 2,000 push-ups over 23 days, which represents the 20% of Canadians who will experience a mental illness each year.

We are taking part to raise awareness and funds for mental health, and hope you will too.

Sounds like too many push-ups? That’s okay, alternatives to push-ups are allowed - think squats, lunges or sit-ups - or aim for a smaller target, like 25%, 50% or 75% of the full target.

It all kicks off on February 1 and is free to take part in. You can bank your push-ups via the app, where you can easily keep track of your progress, and check on how others in our team are doing.

Visit our team page to get involved. If our team is full create your own team and join our community https://www.thepushupchallenge.ca/fundraisers/CommunityJusticeServices

If you can't take part then please consider donating or having friends and family donate to this worthy cause, better mental health! Just share our page with them.

It would be great to have you on the team to push for better mental health.

We're taking on The Push-Up Challenge 2,000 push-ups over 23 days, from February 1-23. Get fit, have fun, learn about mental health.