Empowering Change Through Community.
A safe and supportive community fostering independence, growth, self-determination, and meaningful connections.
Frequently Asked
Questions
Common challenges include overcoming stigma, rebuilding relationships, finding
employment, and adjusting to societal changes. Our reintegration programs address
these challenges by offering comprehensive support tailored to individual needs.No, Clients under the care of Corrections can be referred by their case manager
through Refer Online.This will vary for each individual as tailored to reintegrate for you. Most programmes
last up to 12 months.Aftercare is our programme of support once you transition into the community and is
based on your individual needs. This can include visits, return for community
dinners, phone calls and support when needed.Yes, Approved Visitors go through a process of being approved. Proposals from
residents will indicate times for these to occur and are jointly agreed as part of
reintegrative needs.Our logo visually reflects key elements expressed by residents Salisbury Street..
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The layered arcs suggest pathways, progression, and individual journeys, aligning with themes like “walk your walk,” “steps,” and “future.”
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The radiating curves also evoke connection, support, and community, echoing ideas of being “grounded,” “welcoming,” and “safe.”
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The bold, upward motion in the design represents growth, courage, and new beginnings.
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The clean, modern structure reflects clarity, focus, and a sense of security.
Colours of the Logo:
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White - Healing, Clarity, Possibility
White symbolises the new beginnings/opportunities, clarity and a clean slate which are offered by SSF and are core themes in the reintegration journey. White communicates the idea of a new chapter, a place of restoration, and a safe space for growth.
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Orange - Hope, Transformation, Energy
Orange symbolises energy, hope and transformation. As a bright, warm and uplifting colour, orange reflects courage, adventure and a willingness to try new things. Orange reflects the spark of motivation and drive to move forward with the support of SSF.
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Black - Strength, Resilience, Acknowledgement of the Past
Black acknowledges the past and the depth of experience each individual brings. Black symbolises a sense of strength and grounding. Black reflects the difficult experiences individuals have gone through while also acknowledging the resilience they’ve built.
We honour where you've been (black), support your transformation (orange), and help you find a fresh, hopeful path forward (white).
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We strive to create a supportive environment that fosters growth, independence, and community connection. Here, you’ll find answers to commonly asked questions about our mission, programs, and services. If you require further information, please contact us.
Get in touch
Have a question or want to learn more about Salisbury Street Foundation? Whether you're seeking support, looking to collaborate, or simply want to connect, we’re here to help. Reach out to us, and we’ll be happy to assist you.
We believe everyone deserves the chance to rebuild their life with dignity and purpose. Our programme supports reintegration by empowering people to reconnect, reclaim their potential, and move forward with confidence. It’s more than transition—it’s transformation.
Dan Pallister-Coward
CEO Salsibury Street Foundation