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Remedi are recruiting for an Administrator to work within Snig Hill police station, supporting the Restorative Justice HUB.
You will provide administrative services and organise all administrative duties within the office. You will be the central point of contact for referrals for restorative justice across South Yorkshire.
The RJC are working with the Network of Restorative Practitioners in Mental Health to develop additional practitioner guidance to support those who are facilitating restorative processes with participants who have a mental health diagnosis.
The Remedi youth team in Greater Manchester is looking for a new Restorative Practitioner to supervise reparation hours and run restorative action projects with young people in the Youth Justice Services in Manchester and Salford. The new team member will spend most of their time in the community with young people aged 10-17 fulfilling the reparative element of their order. Remedi are looking for someone who is able to work creatively to engage young people and support them to come up with project ideas to benefit their community as well as work with placements in their local community.
Remedi are looking to recruit a Full-time Practitioner to deliver Restorative Justice within Cumbria. The role will be 35 hours per week. A base location within Cumbria will be identified and agreed with the successful applicant and travel across the whole of Cumbria will be expected.
DBS and Police Vetting Checks will also be required before posts are confirmed.
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 two part-time administrators 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.
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 team of practitioners that can provide that support to 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.
