The RJC is looking for case studies from the UK and internationally that illustrate the impact restorative practice can have. Many of those currently available on its website are quite old, and we are looking to update them with more recent examples of work done in the last three years.
The Restorative Justice Council (RJC) has produced resources that underpin and inform our Registration Frameworks and support the delivery of high quality restorative practice.
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As a Restorative Practice Practitioner you will deliver restorative practice-based casework with a small cohort of young men in HMP YOI Aylesbury supporting them to develop and maintain better relationships, become more self-aware and to see conflict and its resolution as a part of life, through facilitating restorative conversations with estranged family members and significant others.
This publication has been developed by the Restorative Justice Council as an introduction to restorative justice in cases involving defendants / offenders aged 18 and over in courts in England and Wales.
The Restorative Justice Council (RJC), which is the independent voice for restorative practice, is keen to raise awareness amongst magistrates about the restorative process. Restorative justice is a very useful additional tool that can be used in sentencing with proven benefits for both victims and offenders.
This hybrid working role is an excellent opportunity to increase your current experience of working with young people and adult offenders and victims of crime. The Remedi Cheshire team and services has been expanding over the last couple of years, and this is a great opportunity to join an exciting, innovative and dedicated team of practitioners delivering various services across the whole of Cheshire.
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