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Family support service · Referral service

Center for Restorative Youth Justice

Listed under Legal help & child support · Youth shelters & youth justice

Audri - Kalispell Teen in Residence
Photo from restorativeyouthjustice.org
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  • A group of eight adults poses together indoors.
  • Ally Mullen - Missoula Practicum Student
  • Ashley Tetu - Operations Director
  • Ben Johnson - Development Director

About this service

CRYJ works with Western Montana teens, families, justice agencies, and school discipline teams to reduce youth involvement with the legal system, interrupt cycles of harm, repair trust, promote accountability, and foster community connections.

How to get help

When we receive your teen's referral from their school or Youth Court Services, we will call to set up an appointment with your teen and a parent/guardian. During the first appointment, we will work with you and your teen to develop a Restorative Agreement. The Restorative Agreement will outline specific requirements with appointment dates/times.

Get help: Center for Restorative Youth Justice

Who qualifies

CRYJ's partnership with Flathead and Missoula County school administrators and School Resource Officers allows teens to be referred to CRYJ in response to both escalating behavior and acute school-based incidents.

Cost

Published cost
There is no fee for youth to participate in CRYJ programs!
How families pay
Free