Wales Probation Service is part of the KSS CRC Probation. They provide a broad range of probation services for adult offenders on community orders or licenses. They focus on quality of practice to reduce re-offending, improve the safety of the communities they serve and improving the life chances of those within the Wales criminal justice system.
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Wales Probation Service is part of the KSS CRC Probation. They provide a broad range of probation services for adult offenders on community orders or licenses. They focus on quality of practice to reduce re-offending, improve the safety of the communities they serve and improving the life chances of those within the Wales criminal justice system.
Wales Probation Service is part of the KSS CRC Probation. They provide a broad range of probation services for adult offenders on community orders or licenses. They focus on quality of practice to reduce re-offending, improve the safety of the communities they serve and improving the life chances of those within the Wales criminal justice system.
I was delighted to host fellow restorative practitioners from South Korea as they undertook a UK Learning Tour. Working closely with the Korea Peacebuilding Institute (KOPI) we welcomed 28 restorative practitioners, researchers and academics to the UK in Mid-January. The purpose of the tour was to better understand how we have developed restorative practice across a range of sectors. To this end, we visited a range of organisations from across the UK including those working within criminal justice, education and health settings. There was also a keen interest to learn about how the UK are progressing with developing a restorative city model of practice. Over a 10-day period we visited 15 organisations and hosted two knowledge exchange seminars. We travelled a total of 1438 miles visiting Bristol, Coventry, Nottingham, Wakefield, Liverpool, Belfast and London.
Remedi are recruiting an Anti-Social Behaviour Case Worker, to provide a range of support for people affected by anti-social behaviour. This will include emotional and practical support and the delivery of restorative interventions. The role is funded by the Derbyshire Police and Crime Commissioner and is currently funded until the end of March 2022. You will work 35 hours per week and will primarily cover Derby City and South Derbyshire, with an expectation that you may need to travel to other areas of Derbyshire from time to time.
