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Bill Mudge Residence
Life at Mudge House provides you with a unique chance of re-establishing yourself in the community and moving to a self-supporting living situation. The neighbourhood is great and within walking distance of town. The house is comfortable and the meals are fantastic. Your support team is experienced and committed to working with you in developing and achieving your goals during your association with us. It's a partnership with a common purpose and it works!
Name of House/Service Bill Mudge House Agency/Society Laren Society Journey from Inside Out Street Address 138 Dallas Road Mailing Address Victoria, BC, V8V1A3 Phone 250-381-7949 Fax 250-381-5661 E-mail mudgecrf1@shaw.ca Website Soon Contact person for potential residents Allan Turnbull Number of beds 11 How many in a room 5 singles 3doubles In house Amenities (TV use, cable in rooms, phone, internet, gym) Rooms – Cable (free) Internet (shared cost) Living Room – Communal TV Main Floor - Communal Resident Phone $10.00/ monthly for YMCA Close by amenities (rec. centre, library, transit, colleges) Close to everything - recreation centre, library, college, Transit – right across the street Specific services/programs offered in house (A/D counselling, CSC program, employment search, etc) Food Service related to specialized diets ( cultural, health and wellbeing) (training) Program – Group life, Community Living Generic Support, Guidance Counselling, monitoring and Referral Service Specific services partnered with, either in agency or regular referrals (job club, computer literacy, etc) We are aware of all the community services in Victoria that may be of value to our residents. The referring agent is the halfway house and a Victoria Parole Officer. House operational philosophy (holistic, person centered, individualized program, group program, cultural focus, specialization, etc) We offer our residents a partnership focused on moving forward. We use a holistic approach in helping our residents attain a balance within themselves and the community. Each person is unique and thereby requires special attention. Food situation (cook, self-serve, blended, vouchers) Kitchen Manager provides dinners and purchases all the food for the house. Men cook their own breakfast and make their own lunches. Curfew (variable or set) 1st month of residency curfews are 11PM weeknights 12 AM weekends After 1st month they become 12 AM weeknights and 1 AM weekends Weekend pass system NPB Policy House rules in brief/expectations regarding behaviour/participation in program Our house rules are based on the health and welfare of our staff, residents and CSC Standards & Guidelines. Withdrawal of support and referral back to the Correctional Service of Canada may occur if a resident is non-compliant with his community intervention plan or is noted as undermining the basic rules and spirit of the house. Description of typical resident Human Non CSC services that operate out of or uses the house (provincial beds, forensic beds, COSA, etc) Possibly Provincial Males Anything else that you want people to know about your house. We provide a unique opportunity for men to re-establish themselves in the community and move to a self supporting living situation. The Laren Society is a non-profit agency that ensures food, shelter, support systems, monitoring and interventions are in place to assist you with your transition to the community. | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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