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Annual Report

View our Annual Reports in (PDF) format by clicking links below.

2025 Annual Report (PDF)

2024 Annual Report (PDF)

2023 Annual Report (PDF)

2022 Annual Report (PDF)

2021 Annual Report (PDF)

2020 Annual Report (PDF)

Strategic Plan

enCompass Strategic Direction Summary 2023 – 2025 (PDF)

The Family Guide to Federal Corrections in Alberta

The Family Guide to Federal Corrections in Alberta (PDF)

Research

Pardons and Record Suspensions: Implications of Policy Changes for Criminal Record Holders (PDF)

Initiatives and Opportunities

Family Justice Centre – enCompass (PDF)

Articles and Media Links

Business Edmonton | Combatting Crime Through Community Supports - Business in Edmonton, March 2025

Edmonton Journal | Alberta must do more to break the cycle of family violence"

Land Acknowledgement

The land that surrounds us is part of who we are; it reflects our histories. enCompass Community Safety Agency (enCompass) acknowledges that we are sharing the land that has been traditionally inhabited by… many Indigenous Peoples including the Cree, Blackfoot, Métis, Nakota Sioux, Iroquois, Dene, Ojibway, and Inuit people. As an act of respect, we acknowledge that we are on the traditional lands, referred to as Treaty 6 Territory and that the City of Edmonton and all the people here are beneficiaries of this peace and friendship treaty. In furtherance of this statement, enCompass acknowledges that there is an integral relationship created between these stated facts. enCompass recognizes and honors this traditional pact between the two nations and is actively working towards creating places of safety, respect, and dignity for all people who enter into this space with us. This statement is a commitment to the relationships that are to come, the relationships of the present, and the relationships of our history with the Indigenous Peoples of Canada. Our stance is united with the Indigenous Peoples of Canada.

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