Our work aims to increase access to Restorative Justice for people affected by crime and conflict in England and Wales. We do this by celebrating good practice, highlighting gaps, working with practitioners and decision-makers, and doing our own research.
Our project work is dedicated to improving access to Restorative Justice. This includes improving RJ for young people, those who speak English as an additional language, LGBTQ+ people who have experienced hate crime, and survivors of sexual and domestic violence.
We act as advocates within the criminal justice system, but also in the wider spheres of the local and central government, judicial, police, youth services, MPs, and policy-makers. We celebrate good practice, highlight gaps and work with practitioners to undertake work to improve access to RJ.
Our training and consultancy packages enable you to understand Restorative Justice and the transformative power and impact it can have. We offer various training packages which can be tailored to the sector you work in.
