Justice Reform

Breaking Cycles: The Power of Indigenous-Led Justice

How cultural connection, responsibility, and practical support can strengthen the journey home.

SixMiles team members together in a workshop

A return home needs support.

Accountability has a place in community. So does healing. When someone returns from incarceration, they may be rebuilding housing, work, relationships, and wellbeing at the same time. Cultural connection and trusted people can help hold those pieces together.

At SixMiles, we believe responsibility and opportunity belong together. Elders and traditional healing guide our approach, alongside practical needs such as a place to stay, a routine, and meaningful work.

We are working toward Section 81 transfer pathways and Section 84 community release planning. Those pathways require the appropriate agreements and approvals, but the purpose is clear: help people return with support and a stronger connection to community.

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