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Corrections in the Community
The aim of community-based sentences is to allow a person to make reparation for their crimes and address their offending needs while maintaining their normal living and employment routines.

Victim Notification Register
The Victim Notification system offers victims of serious crime an opportunity to stay informed about the person who offended against them.

The New Zealand Parole Board

Safer Communities
Community safety is an important issue for most New Zealanders and affects us all.

Support Organisations
The Department of Corrections works with community-based agencies to support the successful reintegration of offenders’ back into the community.

Community Work
Community Work requires people to make reparation to the community for the offence they have committed. It also gives people an opportunity to take responsibility for their offending and learn new skills and work habits.

Complaints Procedure
Members of the public who wish to make a complaint concerning the Department can forward their concerns in writing or by email.

Volunteer Work in Prisons
Hundreds of New Zealanders regularly donate their time, energy and expertise as volunteers within prisons.


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