Senior Restorative Justice Practitioner - Gang Intervention

BELONG: MAKING JUSTICE HAPPEN; Greater London; On-site; GBP 39,000; Full time

Job summary

A leading justice organization in Greater London seeks a Senior Practitioner for their violence reduction program in Brent. The role includes mentoring at-risk youths and providing restorative justice support. Candidates should have experience in the criminal justice sector, with strong organizational, communication, and interpersonal skills. The position is full-time, working in various locations including community centers and prisons, offering a salary of £38,500 per annum. A professional and adaptable approach is essential.

Benefits

28 days holiday plus Bank Holidays

3 days training leave

Employee Assistance Programme

Clinical Supervision 24/7

Regular professional development opportunities

Qualifications

• Experience working within the criminal justice sector for at least two years.
• Experience building relationships with key stakeholders.
• Knowledge of issues faced by adult men in prison.
• Understanding of gang involvement realities.
• Experience supporting individuals towards crime-free futures.

Responsibilities

• Support up to 20 participants with mentoring and interventions.
• Publicise the program through outreach and presentations.
• Conduct risk assessments based on sensitive data.
• Facilitate restorative justice interventions and follow-up supports.
• Maintain and share detailed records of participant interactions.

Skills

Excellent people skills

Organisational skills

Conflict de-escalation

Ability to multitask

Verbal and written communication

Tools

Microsoft Office

Job description

A leading justice organization in Greater London seeks a Senior Practitioner for their violence reduction program in Brent. The role includes mentoring at-risk youths and providing restorative justice support. Candidates should have experience in the criminal justice sector, with strong organizational, communication, and interpersonal skills. The position is full-time, working in various locations including community centers and prisons, offering a salary of £38,500 per annum. A professional and adaptable approach is essential.