Things to Consider Before Taking Part in Restorative Justice
While there are plenty of benefits to Restorative Justice, there are various things that need to be considered before ta...
If so, we would welcome your application for this role.
As a Lead Practitioner you will work with offenders and victims of crime and anti-social behaviour, to facilitate a process of communication between them through Restorative Justice (RJ). This will involve working collaboratively with a wide range of agencies including North Yorkshire Police, Probation Service, Crown Prosecution Service, HM Courts, HM Prisons, Schools and other voluntary sector agencies in the delivery of RJ in North Yorkshire.
Main responsibilities, would be to facilitate restorative justice conferences both direct and indirect to support victims and offenders in reaching an outcome agreement. Delivering hate crime, violent crime and anti-social behaviour awareness courses on a one to one basis to further support access to the restorative justice process. To support delivery of the restorative schools programme to equip young people to deliver low level interventions with their peers. To facilitate community conferencing working alongside partner agencies in order to coordinate restorative interventions to tackle an incident/series of incidents or ongoing anti-social/criminal behaviour that has affected individuals and community members. To work in a preventative way to reduce escalation, including crime, anti-social behaviour or complex neighbourhood disputes where multiple residents are involved.
We are looking for experience of restorative practice or complimentary skills / experience and multi-agency partnership working across the criminal justice sector.
Training, supervision and professional development opportunities will be provided.
37.5 Hrs a week
Salary £23,810/annum (On completion of 6 months probationary period increasing to £24,570/annum)
Full role description and an application form (which must be completed to accompany an up to date CV) are available here or from: DavePascoe@restorativesolutions.org.uk and any queries should be addressed to him at the same email address.
Closing date for applications is: 5pm on 6th June 2025
Interviews will be held in Harrogate on 24th June 2025 with a start date as soon as possible.
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I'm so glad I am working with Restorative Justice. I don't know who would listen to me if it wasn’t for you.
Restorative Justice is very underrated and I certainly think we should be using it more.
Very satisfied – it’s been a great service. A worthwhile process for me and I hope for the offenders. Staff have been great and I would like to thank them.
It was the right thing to do. Both victims told me to let go of what happened. I didn't want to hear it but they both forgave me and said I should move on. I have taken that on and thought about it and I have come to terms with what happened. You've helped me significantly. It's as though my head has been lifted of a gigantic weight.
Thanks for your time today. I feel like you understand R so well, I really hope you can help him to learn how to be happy.
Restorative Justice offers a unique opportunity for victims and survivors to move on from and overcome the trauma that can be left with them after experiencing crime. I am exceedingly proud of the work that the team at Restorative Solutions do in supporting our community. We should always consider the needs of victims of crime and this service exemplifies that sentiment and allows so many to put behind them what can be the worst experience of their lives.
This was a case of an overnight “creeper” burglary in a residential area where the harmer had gained access through an u...
The victim in this non-recent child sexual abuse case was a 56-year-old woman called Lisa. Her father sexually abused he...
This Restorative Justice case saw Jamie and Ruth openly communicate in a face-to-face conference. Years before, Jamie at...
We received a referral from a Victim Liaison Officer who was working on a manslaughter case. The grandmother advised the...
Nick worked at a clothing shop. When he noticed Glenn, a customer, shoplifting, Nick stepped in to challenge him. The po...
When Joanne and her husband had just gone to bed, they heard a really loud bang downstairs. They immediately thought som...
A young woman passed away after she was supplied Class A drugs. The person who supplied these drugs was convicted and se...
The offender in this case had been suffering with issues affecting his mental health which he tried to manage with alcoh...
The offender defrauded a woman he was in an intimate relationship with, stealing over £50,000 over a course of months. T...
The offender had sexually abused her young daughter, taking inappropriate photographs that were distributed to a third p...
This was a case where a family went through a restorative approach for their son who was displaying an increasing use of...
This was a case where one driver punched the wing mirror of another driver's car after his actions caused him to swerve ...
While there are plenty of benefits to Restorative Justice, there are various things that need to be considered before ta...
Practitioners are at the heart of the Restorative Justice process, facilitating communication between the victim and off...
Restorative Justice gives victims the opportunity to communicate with the person responsible for the crime that has affe...