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Title:

Justice Sankofa

Agreement Number:

13760492

Agreement Value:

$290,730.00

Agreement Date:

Jan 2, 2026 - Mar 31, 2027

Description:

The project will provide justice navigation services for Black adults involved in the criminal justice system. Individuals will be provided trauma-informed and culturally appropriate assistance to prepare for court, understand documents and processes, and be provided accompaniment throughout the system. In addition, group psycho-legal support sessions will be offered to provide space for participants to express their experiences and regain confidence. Training sessions will also be offered to community groups to enhance their understanding of the justice system and processes, and to support the establishment of referral protocols. Mobile legal clinics throughout Montréal and Laval will ensure access to support for harder to reach groups.

Organization:

Department of Justice Canada

Expected Results:

Canadians have an increased awareness and knowledge of the justice system including their rights and obligations

Location:

Montréal, Quebec, CA H1Z 2K4

Reference Number:

119-2025-2026-Q4-00120

Agreement Type:

Contribution

Report Type:

Grants and Contributions

Recipient Business Number:

770577138

Recipient Type:

Not-for-profit organization or charity

Additional Information:

Cost Centres:
JPIP - CBJS

Recipient's Legal Name:

CLINIQUE JURIDIQUE DE SAINT-MICHEL

Federal Riding Name:

Papineau

Federal Riding Number:

24055

Program:

Justice Partnership and Innovation Program

Program Purpose:

The Justice Partnership and Innovation Program (JPIP) supports the departmental core responsibility of justice system support. The department plays an essential role in ensuring a fair, relevant and accessible Canadian justice system. JPIP’s longterm goal is to contribute to increasing access to the Canadian justice system and strengthening the Canadian legal framework. It supports policy directions of the Department on issues related to family violence, access to justice, and other emerging justice related issues.