Restorative Justice Project of the Midcoast

“Treasurer reviews and shares with Board members.”

“It is the policy of The Restorative Justice Project to make available governing documents and financial statements upon public request. In addition, The Restorative Justice Project will make available in accordance with section 6104, forms 1023 and 990 upon request. This information will also be made available through guidestar on the internet.”

“OTHER PROGRAM SERVICES 4: RJP Maine provides restorative solutions in response to juvenile offenses in Hancock, Waldo, Knox, Lincoln, and Sagadahoc Counties; serving about 65 youths per year in partnership with the Department of Corrections;this program engages over 500 community members in process annually.RJP Maine provides restorative solutions in response to adult offenses in Waldo, Knox and Lincoln counties; we are working to secure funding to expand adult services across our service area. Current capacity is funded by grants. Approximately 47 adult offenders are referred to this process annually; thus, just over 220 community members are engaged in responding to crime/harm caused by adults in the community setting. MYC also has a contract for $365,000 with the DOC providing similar programs in the Portland and Lewiston Maine area. OTHER PROGRAM SERVICES 5: Brynes Criminal Justice Innovation Grant: Rather than seeking to reform the current legal system, Community Hubs create an alternative justice infrastructure led by local communities so that anyone may seek a restorative response. Highlights-4 County offices Established ; Belfast, Rockland, Darmariscotta and Bath. 23 Listening Sessions in which 148 community members attended, 39 volunteer steering team members.”

“Prior Period Adjustment = -$110197”