

Every day in prison is a new day of hope and a chance to change your path to positive reintegration with your family.

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Canadian Families and Corrections Network (CFCN) focuses on families, children, and friends who have someone they care about in jail. Our mission is “to build stronger and safer communities by assisting families affected by criminal behavior, incarceration, and reintegration”. Look around our website to see how we help by offering storybooks, information booklets, groundbreaking research, unique programs, and strong policy development to strengthen the family unit and the lives of everyone in it.
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IT'S OUR 30th ANNIVERSARY!
A year of fun!
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Dad HERO was profiled on CBC's the Doc Project!
CFCN's Dad HERO project was profiled on CBC's the Doc Project
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Listen to the Fatherhood Interrupted Radio Documentary here.
Read the accompanying article on CBC here.
Comic Book!
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Have you seen our Comic 'Dead Ball Specialist'? It's the first of it's kind in Canada!
A Dead Ball in soccer is just like incarceration - something that pauses you for a minute until you get back on your feet. How will you cope?
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This Ethnocultural resource that we can all learn from would not be possible without the Correctional Service of Canada. Thank you!
Parole Book!
Families and friends frequently ask Canadian Families and Corrections Network through our toll-free line, our Visiting Resource Centres, or our Family Support Groups, about how they can help a person who is serving time in prison with the parole process. This booklet is a direct result of those questions. We hear you.
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This document would not be possible without a generous grant from The Law Foundation of Ontario. Thank you!
Dad HERO!

Canadian Families and Corrections Network's wonderfully successful parenting project is running across Canada. Shout out to our amazing funder Movember and wonderful partners across Canada!
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Running now in federal prisons and provincial jails across the country with more sites to come!
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Do you know a dad there who might want to build a great relationship with their children? Read more about the project here!
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