What is Restorative Justice?
‘Restorative justice brings those harmed by crime or conflict and those responsible for the harm into communication, enabling everyone affected by a particular incident to play a part in repairing the harm and finding a positive way forward.’
Restorative Justice Council 2017
A Bit of Background
Restorative Justice gives those who have been affected by anti-social behaviour or crime the opportunity to explain how they have been affected to the person who has caused the harm, and have a voice in deciding on how that harm may be repaired.
What is Restorative Justice?
Restorative Justice gives those who have been affected by anti-social behaviour or crime the opportunity to explain how they have been affected to the person who has caused the harm, and have a voice in deciding on how that harm may be repaired.
A Bit of Background
Restorative Justice gives those who have been affected by anti-social behaviour or crime the opportunity to explain how they have been affected to the person who has caused the harm, and have a voice in deciding on how that harm may be repaired.
How we can
Help you
A Restorative Justice co-ordinator will always be assigned to the case to guide the customer through the process and explain clearly how we can help. They work alongside the police, local authority or housing provider and will be with the customer every step of the way.
How does
the System
Work?
Once a referral is made to the Restorative Justice team from the police, registered provider or local authority, a trained and skilled RJ co-ordinator will contact the customer to have an initial conversation about how Restorative Justice could help.
How does the System Work?
Once a referral is made to the Restorative Justice team from the police, registered provider or local authority, a trained and skilled RJ co-ordinator will contact the customer to have an initial conversation about how Restorative Justice could help.
How we can Help you
A Restorative Justice co-ordinator will always be assigned to the case to guide the customer through the process and explain clearly how we can help. They work alongside the police, local authority or housing provider and will be with the customer every step of the way.
Restorative
Justice
Volunteers
Can you make the difference?
APPLY TO VOLUNTEER TODAY!
- Full training and coaching provided
- Gain experience will a multi-agency service
- You will be required for up to 16 hours per month
- Vetting will be required for this volunteering role
Further
Information
The Birmingham Restorative Justice Service is a joint collaboration between West Midlands Police and Registered Housing Providers working through Birmingham Social Housing Partnership. The Service is funded by the West Midlands Police and Crime Commissioner.
Restorative Justice Volunteers
Can you make the difference?
APPLY TO VOLUNTEER TODAY!
- Full training and coaching provided
- Gain experience will a multi-agency service
- You will be required for up to 16 hours per month
- Vetting will be required for this volunteering role
Further Information
The Birmingham Restorative Justice Service is a joint collaboration between West Midlands Police and Registered Housing Providers working through Birmingham Social Housing Partnership. The Service is funded by the West Midlands Police and Crime Commissioner.
How are we doing?
%
Of cases taken to conference (highest national average – September 2017)
%
Customer satisfaction with the outcome of a Restorative Justice intervention with cases of Anti-Social Behaviour
%
Increase in customer satisfaction compared to traditional methods of resolution
Level 2 trained RJ co-ordinators from housing associations and West Midlands Police
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