Halton Regional Police Service

Service: Halton Youth Pre-Charge Diversion Program

Record #: OAK3843
Last Modified: 11 Mar 2026
Last Full Update: 11 Mar 2026

Contact Information

Office Phone

Non-emergency 905-825-4777

TTY Phone 1-800-990-8199
Fax 905-825-9416
E-Mail info@haltonpolice.ca
Website https://www.haltonpolice.ca/community-resources/courts-and-tickets/court-diversion/
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Primary Contact Halton Youth Diversion Program; Phone: 905-825-4747 ext 5550; Email: Youthteam@haltonpolice.ca

Site Information

Located In Community Oakville
Address & Map
Halton Regional Police Service Headquarters
2485 North Service Rd W
Oakville, ON L6M 3H8
 
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Intersection Bronte Rd and North Service Rd
Physical Access Fully Accessible

Description and Service Details

Description (Service)

Program provides a community‑based alternative to the court process for youth aged 12–17 who commit less serious offences, emphasizing education, accountability and restorative outcomes under the Youth Criminal Justice Act

  • addresses offences such as shoplifting, vandalism, property damage, fraud, taking a motor vehicle without consent, minor assault and possession of a controlled substance
  • works collaboratively with community agencies to support youth and families during times of identified need
  • requires youth to accept responsibility for their actions as a condition of participation
  • includes a behavioural contract that may outline curfews, school attendance, abstaining from substances, community service, restitution, counselling, written assignments or other appropriate conditions
  • sets agreements for approximately three months, with extensions possible based on individual needs
  • results in no charges being laid if the youth successfully completes the program; non‑compliance results in charges proceeding to Youth Court
Hours

Administration Mon-Fri 8 am-4 pm

Areas Served Halton Region
Eligibility

Ages: 12 year(s) - 17 year(s)

  • sufficient evidence must exist to support a charge
  • youth must accept responsibility and be willing to participate
Application
  • appointment scheduled by a youth office designate to review the program and confirm eligibility
  • parent or guardian participation is encouraged at the intake meeting
Languages English ; French ; Interpretive Services
Fees None

Categories and Classification

Youth Main Categories Mental Health / Addiction
Youth Sub-Categories Justice / Mental Health Programs
Service Categories Juvenile Diversion

Agency Overview


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