Restorative Justice and Victim Worker

Greenwich, United Kingdom | Posted on 15/10/2026 At Civic Recruitment and Limited, we know that individuals are more than just fixed expenses; they are the cornerstone of every thriving organisation. That’s why we are passionate about transforming recruitment in the public and private sectors. In the modern job market, organisations in both public and private sectors face significant workforce challenges. Public sector entities, such as local councils and central government departments, often struggle with lengthy recruitment processes, limited access to qualified candidates, and stringent budgetary and regulatory constraints. Private sector businesses, on the other hand, encounter high turnover rates, difficulties managing a mix of permanent and temporary staff, and challenges in sourcing specialised talent for niche industries. These sector-specific obstacles, coupled with the universal complexities of payroll management, create a pressing need for efficient workforce solutions. Civic Recruitment Limited addresses these challenges with innovative recruitment and payroll solutions tailored for diverse organisational needs. Recognising the critical hurdles organisations face, the company leverages its expertise to streamline processes, reduce recruitment times, and alleviate administrative burdens. With an extensive database of over 1 million pre-screened candidates, Civic Recruitment Limited is well-positioned to cater to the specific needs of both public and private sectors. Job Description 6 month contract with a local authority Summary This is a 6-month contract with a local authority, offering an umbrella pay rate of £29.49 per hour. The role involves leading the development and delivery of restorative justice and victim support services within the Youth Offending Service. The focus is on ensuring victims of youth crime are informed, consulted, and supported, while actively involving them in restorative processes when suitable. The position requires advocating for the victim's perspective, promoting restorative practices, and collaborating with young people, families, and partner agencies to enhance outcomes, reduce reoffending, and contribute to safer communities. Responsibilities Serve as the primary contact for victims of youth crime, keeping them informed and supported throughout the justice process. Advocate for a victim-centered approach within the Youth Offending Service and among partner agencies. Ensure adherence to the Victim Code of Practice and provide unbiased information to assist victims in making informed decisions. Conduct assessments of victims' needs and prepare written reports on victim impact and outcomes. Facilitate restorative interventions such as mediation, restorative conferences, and other related activities. Engage young people in restorative processes, helping them understand the impact of their actions on victims and communities. Experience working directly with young people in youth justice, social care, education, community safety, or similar fields. Experience in supporting crime victims and delivering victim-focused interventions. Experience in applying restorative justice or restorative practice methods. Experience working with young people and families with complex needs, including those at risk of offending. Essential Qualifications A professional qualification relevant to youth justice, social care, education, youth work, community work, criminal justice, or a related field, such as: CQSW DipSW PGCE Diploma in Youth & Community Studies Professional Certificate in Youth Justice Foundation Degree in Youth Justice Or an equivalent professional qualification Additional Information Working hours are 21 hours per week. An enhanced DBS check is required. Payments are made on a bi-weekly schedule. #J-18808-Ljbffr Civic Recruitment Limited