John Howard Society of Simcoe & Muskoka

Site: Barrie - 80 Bradford St, Suite 228

Service: Community Work Program - Intermittent Module

Record #: BAR2299
Last Modified: 14 Mar 2023
Last Full Update: 11 May 2021

Description

Description (Service) COVID-19 Response
  • Office closed to in-person service, staff are providing support by telephone and email
  • Clients needing support are encouraged to call their caseworker and leave a message
  • Caseworkers are checking their emails and voicemails daily and are responding to calls as quickly as possible
Regular Service
Provides opportunities to contribute to local communities for adult offenders serving weekend sentences
  • community work programs include clearing debris from highway interchanges, community landscaping and park cleanup, and general maintenance for nonprofit organizations

Service Details

Hours COVID-19 Response
  • Office closed to in-person service, staff are providing support by telephone and email
  • Clients needing support are encouraged to call their caseworker and leave a message
  • Caseworkers are checking their emails and voicemails daily and are responding to calls as quickly as possible
Regular Hours
Hours vary, call for information
Areas Served Muskoka District ; Simcoe County
Eligibility Adults

Age Requirements: 18 year(s) and up
Application Referral - Court
Languages English
Fees None

Address and Location

Located In Community Barrie
Address & Map
80 Bradford St
Suite 228
Barrie, ON
Canada L4N 6S7
Intersection Bradford St and Simcoe St
Physical Access Fully Accessible

Contact Information

Office Phone 705-733-0683
Fax 705-733-9363
E-Mail tmihalick@jhssm.ca
Website johnhoward.on.ca/muskoka/
Social Media Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/johnhowardsocietysimcoemuskoka 
Twitter: https://twitter.com/jhsontario
Alternate Contact Suzanne McCarthy, Executive Director; Phone: 705-733-0683 ext 325; Email: smccarthy@jhssm.ca
Mailing Address 80 Bradford St 
Suite 228 
Barrie, ON 
Canada L4N 6S7

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