Baroness Newlove, the Victim's Commissioner and Deputy Speaker in the House of Lords came to visit the Step Up programme in Cumbria last week, which is provided by Restorative Solutions.
Our CEO, Gary Stephenson will be a keynote speaker at the launch
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We have an opportunity for a role to work with us to develop and deliver Restorative Justice Services across Merseyside.
Our Executive Chairman, Gary Stephens, is a member of the Standing Committee for Youth Justice (SCYJ) and along with his fellow members, has contributed to a response about the Home Office's new consultation on domestic abuse.
A process evaluation of our Restorative Prisons project has been written and published by two academics, Helen Fair and Jessica Jacobson of the Institute for Criminal Policy Research at Birkbeck, University of London. The project was developed by Restorative Solutions and funded by the Monument Trust, and was launched in two prisons – HMP Buckley Hall and HMP Featherstone – in July 2016. Our Executive Chairman, Gary Stephenson, comments on the changing face of prisons and how Restorative Justice can deliver a safer working environment for both staff and inmates.
Sir Charles Pollard, Honorary President of Restorative Solutions, responds to The Times' coverage of David Gauke's proposed prison reforms
New Training Courses for Restorative Justice professionals to be provided
We currently have a vacancy for a service delivery manager in Hampshire.
Sir Charles Pollard steps down after twelve years at the helm of Restorative Solutions and becomes Honorary President, while Gary Stephenson becomes Executive Chairman.
The Standing Committee for Youth Justice has released a report that criticises the government for its plans to increase the use of digital technology when it comes to sentencing children. It has also written an open letter to The Times, which has been signed by Restorative Solutions' Chief Executive, Gary Stephenson. You can read more about the report here http://scyj.org.uk/2018/04/scyj-releases-report-and-open-letter-on-video-links-and-child-defendants/
We have opportunities for two roles, to work with us to develop and deliver Restorative Justice Services across Hampshire and the Isle of Wight.
West Yorkshire Police and Crime Commissioner Mark Burns-Williamson has confirmed continuing funding for two major services in West Yorkshire to ensure that victims and witnesses of crime can continue to access appropriate support. A three year contract, for restorative justice services, worth £900,000, has been awarded to not for profit community interest company Restorative Solutions, who will support victims to engage directly with offenders wherever appropriate to try and achieve closure and prevent reoffending, from April 3, 2018.
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