Remedi have been commissioned by the Greater Manchester Combined Authority to provide restorative justice for victims of crime in the Greater Manchester area. Remedi will be working with local charity ROC in undertaking this project utilising volunteers to support the work of the paid team. The work will be spread across the 10 local authority area’s - City of Manchester, Wigan, Bolton, Bury, Trafford, Salford, Stockport, Oldham, Rochdale and Tameside.
Remedi are recruiting a part time (20 hours) practitioner to deliver our Restorative Choices Programme on a group and individual basis within HMP Marshgate, Doncaster. The practitioner will also be trained to facilitate Restorative Justice Services between victims and offenders as required.
Remedi have been commissioned by the Greater Manchester Combined Authority to provide restorative justice for victims of crime in Greater Manchester. Remedi will be working with local charity ROC in undertaking this project utilising volunteers to support the work of the paid team. The service has been operational since June 2019 and works across all 10 local authority areas in Greater Manchester with staff aligned to the cluster areas below,
The Remedi team in Manchester is looking for TWO part-time Restorative Practitioners to facilitate one to one and group based programmes with young people. Our new team members will spend most of their time in Manchester Youth Justice venues and in community venues around the city centre. We are looking for someone who is able to work creatively to engage and support young people through the intensive part of their community order.
This is an exciting opportunity to support the development and implementation of Restorative Practice in Gloucestershire schools.
The post holder will be responsible for maintaining a schools network of Restorative Practice champions, with a focus on ensuring practice standards are embedded within those schools adopting the approach.
This will include offering ongoing training and facilitation of casework to model best practice.
Criminal justice charity Belong provides hope, rehabilitation and recovery for victims and perpetrators of crime. Their services include mentoring, creative psychotherapy and restorative justice interventions. They work with children, young people and adults in custodial and community settings.
Wales Restorative Approaches Partnership are inviting applications for a Trainer/Practitioner. Their business is growing, and they require a Trainer/Practitioner with strong values aligned to own, who will be a good fit with their team.
