Restorative Justice is a process whereby people who have been involved in an incident or a crime can come together with the assistance of a neutral, trained facilitator to talk about the incident and find out who was affected and how.

They are then able to reach an understanding about what needs to happen to repair any harm caused or prevent a recurrence, and formulate a strategy that will help all concerned to move forward positively.

Whether you have been a victim of a crime or harmful incident, or the perpetrator of such an event and want to know more about how Restorative Justice may be able to assist you and those affected, please contact Kim Smith on 01553 665120 (24 hour Answering Service) or via email at smithk1@norfolk.pnn.police.uk

You can learn more about volunteering to help those affected by using the restorative justice process by visiting our volunteering section of the site.