The Compassionate Justice Fund
In collaboration with the Ontario Brain Injury AssociationKindness, Compassion, Dignity, Hope; Supporting Possibility to Ability
Applications are open December 1 2022 – May 30th, 2023 for the next funding round. The next funding cycle will begin June 2023.
How to Donate
Learn how you can donate funds or services.
Who Are We?
Learn about what we stand for, who we aim to help, and the financial and or service donations we need.
About The Compassionate Justice fund
The Compassionate Justice Fund was developed to bridge a critical gap in funding and available rehabilitation services for people who have suffered a traumatic brain injury through means of violence, abuse, intimate partner violence, and those who have experienced unstable housing or homelessness.
This advocacy video ‘Addressing the needs of young people with Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI) in the Criminal Justice System’ was created to raise awareness and understanding regarding the high prevalence of TBI in youth justice and the impact this can have on the justice trajectory.
Specifically, the cognitive-communication and social communication challenges associated with TBI can compromise the young person’s ability to fully participate in proceedings and advocate for themselves. Access to proper care and rehabilitation support can help to address these challenges.
The video employs the use of storytelling, interview and didactic learning to engage viewers as well as to educate and empower those who work in the justice system with capacity building through increased knowledge, strategies, and empathy. The video was created with the financial support of the Ontario Neurotrauma Foundation.
Thank You to our Recent Donors
Thank you! Jocelyn Kadish
Thank you! Steve Morris and Moria Oosterhuis
Thank you! Jennifer DiamondThank you! Suchete HebleThank you! Gudrun HardesThank you! Sandy YuenIn loving memory of Reed NelsonThank you! Kathryn HardinThank you! Allen BrisbinThank you! David WalshThank you! Pamela MolellaIn honor of Pam ValerioteThank you! Andrea WentzelThank you! McLean FoundationThank you! Judith GargaroThank you! Jeffrey IkeThank you! Karen Keay Thank you! Erwin MontgomeryThank you! Heather WoodsideThank you! Sonia TorreiterThank you! Carol DiSalleThank you! John PajuluomaThank you! Phil MckenzieThank you! W@CY Rehab for black women survivors of TBI & IPVThank you! Charlene Kalia Thank you! Mitchell KaliaThank you! Charlene Kalia and Madelyn Sergnese Thank you! Charlene Kalia Real EstateThank you! Charlene Kalia and Dino SergneseThank you! Mary Beth Selby Thank you! Ruth WilcockThank you! Tracey ColellaThank you! Anonymous Thank you! Madison Ford Thank you! Pamela MarzoliniThank you! Carolina CarvalhoThank you! Carmen Martino Thank you! Vanessa MetcalfThank you! Jillian Tester, The Stationed Traveller Design Co. In honour ofTurning Point Youth Mental Health Services, Toronto Thank you! Catherine Wiseman-HakesThank you! The Murray Wealth GroupThank you! Allen and Alina BrisbinThank you! Dr. Tony Hakes & Mrs. Jill HakesThank you! Susan MarzoliniThank you! Suzanne Wiseman, Wiseman Counselling ServicesThank you! Dr. Janice HansenThank you! Nicholas HakesThank you! Ling Lo and Christopher HakesThank you! Sharlene Kopec and Sean StewartThank you! Andrew HakesThank you! Atle PaulsethThank you! Paulseth FamilyThank you! Hannah HakesThank you! Janice WisemanThank you! Katie AlmondThank you! Kindrey Rowland, Orangeville Speech & Language ClinicThank you! Maureen PalmerThank you! Corinne Kagan
Previous
Next
Thank you to our Inaugural sponsor
Thank you to Oatley Vigmond Personal Injury Law Firm! Oatley Vigmond has an unparalleled understanding of what is needed for the rehabilitation, care and welfare of clients and their families.
Thank you to our sponsor
Thank you Dr. Cam Marshall! Complete Concussion Management helps patients and athletes get back to the things they love.
Thank you to our sponsor
We gratefully acknowledge the financial support of RBC Global Asset Management through a Canada East Community Engagement grant.
Thank you to our Funders
We gratefully acknowledge the financial support of the Mclean Foundation.
Meet Isaac
As a teenager, Isaac (not his real name) was an A student and a high level hockey player. Isaac was smaller than most players, but he was fast and was an effective goal scorer. This made him a threat to the other teams who would actively target Isaac, repeatedly checking him into the boards. Because Isaac was shorter than the other players, instead of his shoulder hitting the boards, it was his head; over and over again. Routinely he reported seeing stars, feeling dizzy, and he couldn’t remember what happened, but he just kept on playing.
Ontario Brain Injury Association (OBIA)
Toll free 1-800 263-5404 or www.obia.ca
Brain Injury Canada
www.braininjurycanada.ca
Contact Us
Want to contact us personally? We would love to hear from you and welcome all messages.
Around the 1750s, the queen of Habsburg – Maria Teresa – established the first official gambling regulation in the country. The most popular form of gambling in those times was the lottery.
Online kaszinó a magyar játékosok számára
became popular,such as card games of Blackjack and Poker, as well as sports betting. This resulted in the opening of several land casinos on the country’s soil, who were operating in a gray market.
Chcete zaručit přijetí hotovostních výher v slotech? Pak byste si měli vybrat kasino s minimálním vkladem https://www.casinopointcz.com/minimalni-vklad-kasino/, které nabízejí velký výběr automatů s minimálními sázkami.