which can have an immense
impact on one's life.

Discovering resilience.
ExCel Discovery
Young Offender Program. Youth must be between the ages of 13-17. Referrals must follow these steps:
- Youth are first sentenced by a judge to serving an Open Custody Sentence, and are referred to the program from one of two Young Offender’s Centres in Alberta,
- Youth are interviewed by ExCel Discovery to assess their suitability for the program, current stage of change and level of insight, and have accepted responsibility regarding their charges,
- If youth is a fit, they are transferred to one of the group home’s eight (8)
Funded by: Alberta Solicitor General Department and Public Security
Accessed by: Calgary and Edmonton Young Offender Centres
Staff are in the program 24 hours a day to assist in guidance with any concerns, work with the youth to re-establish healthy adult and peer relationships, and to build trust.
Program Highlights
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