Remedi will be holding Recruitment Days in June due to the expansion of their Restorative Justice Service and new Hate Crime Victim Service across the West Midlands. Therefore, they have numerous exciting opportunities for anyone who is keen to work within the Criminal Justice System and is passionate about supporting victims of crime and working with challenging offenders and vulnerable adults. They are looking for those with experience within these areas who are hardworking, organised and will be dedicated to their roles and the outcomes for all service users.
We are pleased to announce that Restorative Solutions Merseyside Restorative Justice Service has been awarded Registered Service Provider status. As part of their registration, 2 practitioners were assessed against the RJC’s Registered Practitioner Framework. We are delighted to confirm that Jeannette Wrigley and Kevin Reevey have both been awarded Advanced Registered Practitioner status.
We are pleased to announce that HMP Peterborough, operated by Sodexo, has become the first prison in the country to be awarded the Restorative Organisation Registration from the Restorative Justice Council. Restorative processes bring those who have been harmed by conflict into communication with those responsible for the harm – bringing together the perpetrator and the victim in a controlled, facilitated environment.
Why me? are seeking a Communications Intern to support and promote their work.
They are looking for someone reliable, willing to learn and enthusiastic about Why me?’s mission.
In return, the post-holder will get experience working in communications at an organisation working hard to transform the criminal justice system. They hope that this experience will help them to pursue a career in a related field.
Do you want to help change the lives of people affected by crime? Are you inspired by Restorative Justice? Have you previously worked as part of a committee or Board of Trustees where you were reliable and enthusiastic with strong interpersonal skills?
Pathways is an exciting new project with the goal of reducing reoffending in Cumbria. A person going through the Pathways project can expect support, structure and to be held accountable for their actions. In partnership with the Cumbria Police and the Police and Crime Commissioner, Remedi are recruiting a part-time administrator to support this work with offenders.
They are looking for people who are passionate about helping people and want to work in a job where they can make a tangible difference to someone's life.
Staffordshire Victims Gateway and Restorative Justice Service provides information, advice and or practical and emotional support to victims of crime to help them cope and recover from their experience and to exercise their rights as determined by the Victims Code. The purpose of the Restorrative Justice Facilitator is to provide the wrap around administration and support for victims and offenders who wish to go through the Restorative Justice process.
Remedi are recruiting a Young Victim Case Worker to work as part of the ‘Got Your Back’ team in Derbyshire. The Role will be supporting young people aged 17 and under emotionally and practically to help them Cope and Recover from an offence.
This role is 35 hours per week over 5 days (including some evening and Saturday work) based at Derbyshire Constabulary Head Quarters in Ripley.
