Purposeful Programs for Adults and Youth who are or could be in conflict with the law

St. Leonard’s is proudly accredited by the Canadian Centre for Accreditation.

Our accreditation covers organizational standards, community-based support and social services, and youth justice and ensures that our clients, participants, and partners are receiving the best services possible. St. Leonard’s is demonstrating our accountability to our community and our commitment to providing the highest quality programs and services.

Gratefully recognized by our community in Community Votes London three years in a row!

St. Leonard’s acknowledges that our six sites are located on land that has been inhabited by Indigenous Peoples for thousands of years.

There are longstanding relationships between the three local First Nations and these lands and waterways, and we are intentionally working to deepen respectful relationships with Indigenous communities.

We recognize the three First Nations communities with longstanding ties to this area: Chippewa of the Thames First Nation (the Anishinaabe); Oneida Nation of the Thames (the Haudenosaunee); and Munsee-Delaware Nation (the Lunaape) and we continue to show respect to these communities today.   We also acknowledge the many First Nations, Inuit, and Metis Peoples who live, work, and seek services in London today.

We recognize and honour the commitments made through the Dish With One Spoon Wampum, an agreement between the Haudenosaunee and Anishinaabe, which calls for the two nations to share and care for the land together, and the Two Row Wampum, an agreement between the Indigenous nations and settlers, which commits us to travel side by side in peace, friendship, and respect, neither trying to steer the other.

St. Leonard’s takes seriously our responsibilities under the Truth and Reconciliation Commission’s Calls to Action, particularly in educating our staff and leadership, and working alongside Indigenous partners to co-create services.

We are grateful for all generations of Indigenous People across Turtle Island for their contributions and care of the land and its resources.  This is sacred land upon which we are privileged to live and work.

Looking for services or resources that may be available in French?  The Southwest Health Line has a French Language Library available here.

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