Survivor hopes Restorative Justice will help her reclaim sense of control and empowerment over man who raped her
A survivor from Merseyside is hoping that coming face to face with the man who raped her will allow her to take back a s...
Our Executive Chair Gary Stephenson has decided to step down after thirteen years with Restorative Solutions CIC.
Gary joined Restorative Solutions CIC following a successful career with the Lancashire Constabulary where Gary was responsible with others for introducing restorative justice into the Constabulary, which is still going strong to this day. Gary joined Restorative Solutions as a programme manager leading a national project to introduce restorative justice into neighbourhood policing.
Shortly afterwards, Gary was made the Chief Executive Officer and set about transforming and developing the organisation to what it is today, the go-to organisation for all things restorative justice.
Gary comments: "I have had an incredible and exciting journey with Restorative Solutions, lobbying and campaigning, fundraising, leading national restorative justice programmes, giving evidence to Home Affairs Select Committees, pioneering new and innovative approaches with restorative justice, foreign travel assisting Governments to implement restorative justice, and developing a world-class service delivery model.
None of this could be achieved without the support of my colleagues, numerous other partners from a diverse range of organisations, funders and latterly a number of Police and Crime Commissioners who were willing to take the risk with Restorative Solutions, I thank them all for making it possible. But not least my wife Jill and my family."
Crispian Strachan CBE QPM DL Non-Executive Director of Restorative Solutions and former Chief Constable of Northumbria Police said: “Gary’s long service with Restorative Solutions and his wide knowledge of the field have contributed hugely to our pre-eminence in this complex field of justice, bringing restorative hope to victims of crime in particular. We are also well placed to offer restorative solutions in many areas of conflict. We wish Gary all the best in the future and he goes with our very sincere thanks and appreciation.”
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