What does CoSA stand for?

Circles of Support and Accountability

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Samples in periodicals archive:

The project, Circles of Support and Accountability, is now operating in four different areas of North Wales - Wrexham, Rhyl, Colwyn Bay and Bangor.

Offender scheme wins top honours; WALES

Quakers officially launched the restorative justice program Circles of Support and Accountability (Circles) for people who have committed sex offenses and do not have a support system when released from prison.

Quaker program reduces recidivism

Circles of Support and Accountability originated in a town in North Ontario, Canada in 1994.

Virtuous circles

One such group is Circles of Support and Accountability that works exclusively with sex offenders who have served their full sentence and are being released into the community.

Reconciling victims and offenders: working for justice that does more ...

Because of his deeply-held views that all people are both salvageable and fallible, the 71-year-old Anglican volunteers his time with Circles of Support and Accountability, a federally-funded project of the Mennonite Central Committee, with the aim of stopping these "time bombs" from exploding.

Sex offenders salvaged by Circles: prevents new crimes

The initiatives she discussed are: Circles of Support and Accountability.

Supervision of the critical few