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ASRSQ | Association des services de réhabilitation sociale du Québec

A network committed to supporting
the social reintegration of justice-involved individuals for the well-being of our communities.

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30 January 2026
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Our Mission

Dedicated to the social and community reintegration of offenders for over 60 years

The Association of Social Rehabilitation Services of Quebec (ASRSQ) is a community action organization working in the field of criminal justice and dedicated to the social and community reintegration of offenders.

It brings together nearly 80 non-profit community organizations all working with people in conflict with the legal system. The ASRSQ works to promote crime prevention through community action (release on parole, compensatory work, halfway houses, restorative justice, employability, follow-up in the community, etc.). The association also supports and encourages the participation of citizens in dealing with justice-related problems.

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Our Focus Areas

Information, communication and liaison
  • Providing a regularly updated website and social medias.
  • Hosting brainstorming and discussion forums.
  • Organizing activities geared towards the promotion of the community network.
  • Maintaining a relationship with the media.
  • Creating communication material to bring awareness to the public about rehabilitation
  • Production and distribution of a podcast on social rehabilitation
Representation and negotiation
  • Acting as a representative of the members to the public and governmental authorities.
  • Participating to forums at the federal and provincial levels.
  • Giving out opinions to the governmental authorities.
  • Taking an informed look at all legislation and bills of the federal and provincial governments.
  • Actively participating in public debates on important questions, such as death penalty.
Training
  • Analyzing the community network needs.
  • Negotiating deals and establishing partnerships.
  • Developing and implementing the annual training program.
  • Offer "customized" training to meet specific needs.
Coordination and development
  • Coordinating and supporting working committees on operating questions.
  • Coordinating the services and programs offer in accordance with the needs of adult offenders and their community.
  • Collaborate and promote various academic research projects.
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Community organizations doing exceptional work across Québec, for the benefit of everyone.

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