charles.cosass@gmail.com
(306) 530-9578
CoSA South Saskatchewan
177 Sunset Drive
Regina, SK S4S 6Y7 Canada
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Circles of Support and Accountability (CoSA) is a community of volunteers who form a circle of friendship around an individual who had been imprisoned for sexual offences. We assist them to successfully reintegrate into the community and not re-offend. We offer support, model, and encourage a law-abiding life style. In the process, we hold each other accountable for our behaviour. When a person is released from prison and requests a circle, we gather together 3 to 5 trained community volunteers to befriend and act as a support and accountability system for him or her within the larger community. At the same time, the circle attempts to ensure that community safety not be compromised.
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We believe that people are capable of change, and we are committed to building a community where this is possible. Our approach involves action, support, and accountability for previous offenders, whilst ensuring community safety.
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The circle is a circle for everyone. To help requires many hands, hearts, and minds. We've got many successes under our belt, but we need more help, and that's where you come in.
CoSASS is part of a Canada-wide network of CoSA centres and part of a growing international movement. While you can volunteer with our circle, there's much you can do on your own too! Contact us to learn more about opportunities.
Through trust, support, and accountability, CoSA South Saskatchewan works with people who have previously offended sexually. We seek to provide support to previously incarcerated offenders, resulting in living a crime-free, victim-free, productive life in the community.
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Circles of Support and Accountability are predicated on the value of friendship. With support and accountability, people are capable of change. Justice involves the practice of inclusion. No one does CoSA alone. No one is disposable.