Restorative Action Program (RAP)

The Restorative Action Program (RAP) is here to support students by providing a trusted, judgment-free space focused on relationship building and conflict resolution. RAP facilitators in high schools work with students to help them face personal challenges and thrive in school and beyond.

What RAP Does

• Conflict Resolution: Helping students address and resolve disputes constructively.
• Relationship Building: Fostering strong connections among peers to create a positive school culture.
• Addressing Challenges: Supporting students dealing with abuse, crime, bullying, and other personal challenges, breaking cycles that may impact future generations.
• Root Cause Solutions: Equipping students with healthy tools to manage conflicts and challenges, preventing negative alternatives and fostering long-term success.

RAP empowers students with tools to thrive, providing professional support to help them navigate conflicts, build relationships, and reconnect with their school and community.

You can visit the school office, or visit the RAP website, to find the facilitator contact information for your school.

How We Work

RAP operates with a focus on Prevention, Intervention, and Reconnection, offering:

• A Safe Space: We listen to understand, helping youth feel safe and validated.
• Collaboration: Together, we mediate complex issues so students can concentrate on their education and wellness.
• Empowerment: By addressing root causes, students gain skills to handle future conflicts and challenges independently.

Learn more at https://www.rapsaskatoon.org