CCJ in the News...

Elkhart County gets family court grant
Elkhart Truth Posted 12/28/2011
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Everence Federal Credit Union Donates to local Organizations
Goshen News Posted 01/21/2011
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Local Program may keep some from returning to prison.Goshen News Posted 12/17/2011
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Justice center gets new leader
Elkhart Truth Posted 7/10/2011
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Justice center gets new leader
Elkhart Truth Posted 7/09/2011
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Forest for the future takes root on Elkhart's south side
Elkhart Truth Posted 5/19/2011
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Arrests bring the juvenile system into focus
Elkhart Truth Posted 5/15/2011
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MAPLE CITY KIWANIS CLUB
Elkhart Truth Posted 4/06/11
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Center for Community Justice Robbed
Goshen News Posted 4/05/2011
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Center for Community Justice Robbed
Fox News Report Posted 4/04/2011
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Center for Community Justice robbed at gunpoint Friday
Elkhart Truth Posted 4/02/2011
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Everence Federal Credit Union Donates to Local Organizations
Thre Goshen News Posted 2/21/2011
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A group in Elkhart seeks to heal the wounds of crime through mutual understanding Posted 4/18/2010
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ELKHART NOON KIWANIS CLUB Posted 3/9/2010
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Former Elkhart County Sheriff takes over at Center for Community Justice 
Randy Yohn has twice utilized the nonprofit organization in the wake of burglaries at his own home. <Read Story> 

Center for Community Justice 
The Center for Community Justice, 121 S. Third St., Elkhart, uses the principles of restorative justice  <Read Story>

Elkhart: Jr. LIFE students learn how to obtain their goals 
Members of the Center for Community Justice spoke with Jr. LIFE students about being responsible for their lives.  <Read Story>

ELKHART: Community Justice celebrates 25 years
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Truth Editorial
CCJ Restores Community <Read Story>

Justice center to celebrate 20 years
ELKHART -- Center for Community Justice is having a 20th birthday party on Friday. <Read Story>

Juvenile offenders face consequences
New county program makes young people who break rules accountable
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