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North Somerset Council seeks a dedicated Victim Liaison Officer to join the Youth Justice Service. You will support victims of youth crime, provide information on offender sentences, and help families navigate the justice system, delivering high-quality victim support at police stations and courts.
You will facilitate restorative justice, relay court outcomes, and keep victims updated on case decisions. The role requires liaising with criminal justice partners to ensure victims are listened to
We are seeking a dedicated and experienced Victim Liaison Officer to join our North Somerset Youth Justice Team. The YJS are responsible are local multi-agency teams that work with children aged 10-17 to prevent offending and reoffending. They support young people and their families by addressing underlying difficulties and providing guidance at police stations and courts.
Youth Justice Victim Liaison Officers support victims by facilitating restorative justice, relaying court outcomes, and providing updates on case decisions. They liaise with criminal justice agencies to ensure victims are listened to and involved in the process.
The court outcome is relayed to the victim by the Victim Liaison Officer, who can provide support at any point in the process.
Responsibilities include answering queries, providing updates, and explaining case decisions over the phone, as well as drafting letters to victims.
Officers work directly with victims to ensure they are listened to and involved in the youth justice process.
The role plays a critical part in supporting the team to facilitate restorative justice with victims of crime and young people.
The Youth Justice Service ensures victims have an opportunity to discuss how their lives have been affected by current youth crime.
Officers liaise with, provide, and analyse information for criminal justice agencies and other partner agencies.
They give advice to ensure that the needs of victims are met within the broader justice framework.
The court outcome is relayed to the victim by the Victim Liaison Officer, who can provide support at any point in the process.
Responsibilities include answering queries, providing updates, and explaining case decisions over the phone, as well as drafting letters to victims.
Officers work directly with victims to ensure they are listened to and involved in the youth justice process.
The role plays a critical part in supporting the team to facilitate restorative justice with victims of crime and young people.
The Youth Justice Service ensures victims have an opportunity to discuss how their lives have been affected by current youth crime.
Officers liaise with, provide, and analyse information for criminal justice agencies and other partner agencies.
They give advice to ensure that the needs of victims are met within the broader justice framework.