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Located at 443 Union St, Kingston, ON K7L 2R8, Canada, the CSC - Regional Headquarters - Ontario Region serves as the central hub for Correctional Service Canada's operations in the Ontario region. The facility is dedicated to managing and overseeing correctional institutions, community correctional centers, and parole offices throughout Ontario, ensuring public safety and promoting offender rehabilitation.
The Ontario Regional Headquarters plays a crucial role in the administration and coordination of correctional programs and services. It works closely with various stakeholders, including other government agencies, non-profit organizations, and community partners, to develop and implement effective correctional strategies and initiatives.
The headquarters is responsible for the oversight of numerous correctional facilities within the region, such as Joyceville Institution, Collins Bay Institution, and Beaver Creek Institution. These facilities provide a range of programs and services aimed at offender rehabilitation, including education, vocational training, and mental health support.
In addition to managing correctional facilities, the Ontario Regional Headquarters oversees community-based correctional services. These services include supervision of offenders on parole or statutory release, as well as the provision of community-based programs and interventions designed to support successful reintegration into society.
The CSC - Regional Headquarters - Ontario Region is committed to maintaining the highest standards of correctional practice. It employs a dedicated team of professionals, including correctional officers, parole officers, program facilitators, and administrative staff, who work together to ensure the effective and humane management of offenders under their care.
Through its focus on rehabilitation, public safety, and collaboration with community partners, the CSC - Regional Headquarters - Ontario Region plays a vital role in the correctional system of Canada, contributing to safer communities and the successful reintegration of offenders.