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Celebrating our 30th Anniversary


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New Video - Click on the Title:

"Finding Her Place in the World"
A Portrait of the Women At Risk Program
(Best viewed with Windows Media Player - Time: 18:39)


Vision Statement

WCCJ works to create a community that embraces the principles of restorative justice.

Guiding Principles:

WCCJ values:

Restorative Justice. We believe in individual accountability, community involvement and effective alternatives to incarceration.

Compassion. We believe that all people deserve to be treated with equality, dignity and respect.

Trust. We believe that providing the best care based on mutual trust to individuals who are both marginalized and economically disadvantaged transforms individuals, families and communities.

Results.  We believe that effective holistic treatment reduces recidivism and creates safer communities.

Uncompromising Standards. We believe that an organizational culture firmly rooted in Compassion, Trust and Results is fundamental to creating a healthy, supportive work environment, providing effective programs, and serving the community.

Mission Statement

WCCJ is a non-profit organization dedicated to advocacy and comprehensive mental health and substance abuse treatment as an alternative to costly incarceration.

Compassion. Trust. Results.

Western Carolinians for Criminal Justice Inc. is a 501(c)3 public service non-profit organization as designated by the IRS and the NC Department of Revenue.
For more information about WCCJ and tax-exempt contributions to our programs, please contact Kasey Rigsby, Finance Director: krigsby@wccj.org or call 828-252-2485.

 


Burden of Proof  - A Video Documentary on the Campaign for a Moratorium on the Death Penalty in North Carolina (Click here to go to http://surgenetwork.org/moratorium/)
 

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