West Kent Mediation are a community mediation service, delivering neighbour mediation and parent/teenager/family conflict services to all residents of Sevenoaks, Tonbridge, and Tunbridge Wells. We are looking for trained mediators to volunteer to help us with the caseload.
Our mediators make the initial contact to all parties normally by telephone, if the case progresses to a joint meeting we will allocate a co-mediator to work with you.
The benefits of RJ are well documented; it delivers results at a lower cost compared to traditional justice processes. Restorativ provides a personalised and effective solution that will meet the high standards of anyone implementing RJ:
This is an exciting opportunity for an experienced and enthusiastic
Restorative Justice (RJ) practitioner and trainer keen to be at the forefront
of developing and enhancing RJ practice nationally. You will be part of a
small and committed team in a leading RJ charity, working closely to
deliver projects and increase awareness of and access to RJ.
Content on this page is available for any schools to use with kind permission of the Gloucestershire Healthy Living and Learning Team and the Office of the Police and Crime Commissioner (OPCC) and cannot be used for commercial gain.
The Restorative Justice Council has won a £1,000 festive financial boost thanks to nominations from the public.
We are one of 120 winning charities to receive an early Christmas gift of a £1,000 donation as part of Benefact Group’s seventh annual 12 days of giving Christmas campaign.
Members of the public were invited to nominate a charity to win a share of £120,000 and the Restorative Justice Council was amongst the winners which were drawn at random.
We are seeking to grow our restorative practices (RP) team at the Royal Borough of Greenwich with an exciting opportunity for a trained facilitator.
We are looking for Restorative Approaches Practitioners to support the delivery of our high-quality services, which includes delivering RP training to professionals from a variety of contexts, facilitating restorative processes via our Conflict Clinic project and working with children and young people in schools through our peer mediation programme.
An opportunity for a fully-funded PhD has become available at Northumbria University: Using a restorative just framework to improve public sector service delivery
This is a fully funded PhD opportunity at Northumbria University (with a stipendiary of £18,622), supervised by Dr Nikki D'Souza and Professor Joyce Liddle, with a start date of October 2024.
Terence has 25 years' experience in a multitude of roles in the public education system ranging from teacher to researcher and consultant. He has been practising restoratively for 12 years and is a Registered Practitioner with the RJC.