What We Do

The Diversion Counseling Program applies a restorative justice model to resolving cases. Restorative justice requires participants to take accountability, understand their impact on others and the community, develop empathy, cultivate insight, and, finally, to make amends. The participant’s engagement in these steps is essential to successful completion of Diversion. We believe that participant’s ownership of the restorative justice process creates more impactful outcomes than a process of imposed consequences. As such, all participants in Diversion must participate in a restorative justice process as part of meeting their program requirements.


The organization has read and agree to abide by the Restorative Justice Facilitator Code of Conduct Standards: Yes
The organization offers Restorative Justice Services statewide: No
The organization offers Restorative Justice Training: No

Facilitation Services

Community Group Conferences
Family Group Conferences
Victim Offender Dialogue
Victim Offender Conference
Hi-Impact Victim Offender Dialogue
Family Group Decision Making
Process addressing Drinking (e.g. ReThinking Drinking)
Process addressing Substance Use (e.g. ReThinking Substances)
Process addressing Shoplifting (e.g. ReStore)
Circle Processes (Please specify below)
School-Based Restorative Practices

Training Services

Other
N/A

Harm Addressed

Community conflict
Family harm/parenting
Racism/historical harm
Bias-motivated harm
Theft
Traffic violations
Crimes Against Persons
Property crimes
Substance related offenses
Violent Crimes
Victim Rights Act (VRA)

Who Can Make Refferals

Courts

Counties Served

Arapahoe
Douglas
Elbert
Lincoln

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