Translation of "établissement résidentiel communautaire " (French → English) :

community-based residential facility [ community residential facility | CRF ]

Residential Community Facilities Standards

Community Residential Facilities Directory

residential facility

drawing up of the EU budget [ drawing up of the Community budget | drawing up of the European Union budget | establishment of the Community budget ]

Directive 2003/87/EC of the European Parliament and of the Council of 13 October 2003 establishing a scheme for greenhouse gas emission allowance trading within the Community and amending Council Directive 96/61/EC | EAT Directive | EU Emissions Trading Directive

Regulation (EC) No 562/2006 of the European Parliament and of the Council of 15 March 2006 establishing a Community Code on the rules governing the movement of persons across borders (Schengen Borders Code) | Community Code on the rules governing the movement of persons across borders | Schengen Borders Code

Directive 2000/60/EC establishing a framework for Community action in the field of water policy | Water Framework Directive | WFD [Abbr.]

Committee for implementing the directive establishing a Community policy regarding water

I know we've had other situations like that where there was an unacceptable relationship with a parole office or a community residential facility or a CCC, as they call them in English, the ones run by Correctional Service of Canada.

Unless relieved of them, offenders are already subject to mandatory conditions, such as to remain in Canada, report to their parole supervisor or police, advise of any changes in their place of work or home address, and carry their release certificate with them at all times (85) The NPB may impose special conditions to protect society or facilitate the successful reintegration of the offender, including a residency condition by which the offender must live in a community-based residential or psychiatric facility (86) While the CCRA currently allows a residency condition only on the basis that an offender may commit a Schedule I offence, ...[+++]clause 37 also allows a residency condition on the basis that the offender may commit a criminal organization offence (87)

Aboriginal-specific and culturally appropriate programs and services to address the needs of Aboriginal offenders in corrections include initiatives such as Aboriginal Healing Lodges (9 across Canada); Aboriginal Community Residential Facilities (23 across Canada); Aboriginal Community Reintegration Program; Elders working in institutions and in the community; and Transfers of Correctional Services to Aboriginal Communities (5 agreements signed).[406] CSC is also responsible for the “National Strategy on Aboriginal Corrections” (currently being revised) that focuses on Ab ...[+++]original programs, Aboriginal community developments, Aboriginal employment/recruitment and partnerships on Aboriginal issues.[407]

The NPB may impose special conditions on statutory release to protect society or facilitate the successful reintegration of the offender, including a residency condition by which the offender must live in a community-based residential or psychiatric facility (12) Subsection 133(4.1) of the CCRA currently allows a residency condition only if it is believed that an offender may commit a Schedule I offence before the expiration of his or her sentence and so may present an undue risk to society.