News & Events

Why I reported the crime when so many men don’t and chose to meet with the man who raped me.

Exciting news from Safer Communities, we are currently in the progress of developing a new, independent Mediation Service. Sue Deehan, Mediation Development Officer, explains…

Teesside robbery victim explains why she wanted to meet one of the men responsible for her terrifying ordeal.

Many thanks to the very wonderful Dave Robson for having us back on Zetland FM today, talking all things Restorative Justice, ahead of International RJ Week 15-22 November.

We have been delighted to share our RJ-themed in-cell activity pack with other RJ Service Providers across the country.

Unfortunately, it was necessary to cancel the Safer Playbrew Fundraising Event, intended to be held on March 27th.

We were delighted to have been awarded a Howard League Community Award, under the category of Restorative Approaches.

We had a fantastic time talking to the wonderful Julie Donaldson.

TheBritish Ironwork Centre, working with artist Alfie Bradley, created the remarkable Knife Angel sculpture, using knives handed into all 43 UK Police Constabularies.

It was fantastic to take part in our first online seminar on March 26 th 2020.

We were delighted with our nomination, along with the Victim Care & Advice Service, for the LGBT Alliance Awards 2020.

Read more about our practice in using restorative approaches to address hate crime, co-written by Becky Childs (Restorative Cleveland Service Manager) and Tehmina Kazi of Why Me?

As part of National RJ Week 2019, Ann-Marie joined us at the 'Put Out Hate' event, hosted by the Cleveland Fire Brigade and Hart Gables.

Ann-Marie's story is truly an inspiring one.  Having experienced hate crime, whilst using public transport, she wanted to share a message of independence and the right to be yourself.

The Restorative Justice Council shares our Evaluation Forms.