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Community Volunteer Panel Member

Tower Hamlets and City of London Youth Justice Service (formerly LBTH Youth Offending Team)

Volunteering on a Youth Justice Panel you will co-create programmes for children who have offended and admitted guilt. The panels focus on restorative justice and prioritise the needs of the child, aiming to help them understand and take responsibility for their actions, and to make amends to victims and the community. You will: - Co-create interventions and activities to help children repair harm they've caused. - Address key aspects of their lives that may lead to future offending.

Detailed Description

Volunteering on a Youth Justice Panel gives you the opportunity to co-create programmes for children who have offended and admitted guilt. The panels focus on restorative justice and prioritise the needs of the child, aiming to help them understand and take responsibility for their actions, and to make amends to victims and the community. As a panel member, you will: - Co-create interventions and activities to help children repair the harm they've caused. - Address key aspects of their lives that may lead to future offending. To be a panellist, you must live or work in Tower Hamlets. We provide comprehensive training, and your expenses will be covered. This role is a great way to positively impact young people, their families, and the community. Key Details: Training: Four full Saturdays in November at the Town Hall Commitment: Two to three hours a month after training Interviews: Scheduled for October If you're interested in volunteering, please contact the Panel and Volunteer Coordinator by September 20th at abdul.shohid@towerhamlets.gov.uk.

Activities you will be doing

Advice, Information & Support,Community Work,Youth Work

What skills are required for this role

N/A

Why these skills are required

No specific skills, however you do need to be living or working in Tower Hamlets and consent to an Enhanced DBS check. Volunteers with spent convictions will be considered. Volunteers must be aged 18+.

What is in it for you

- Gain an understanding of the youth justice system - Make a positive difference to young people’s and their family’s lives - Benefit the wider community.

Time Commitment

You can expect to give 2 to 3 hour per month volunteering.

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Tower Hamlets Town Hall 160 Whitechapel Road London

Whitechapel Tube is opposite the Town Hall. Buses 25, 254 and 205 stop nearby.

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Application Process
Support you will receive
Role Type
Suitable For
18 and over
We Welcome
We especially welcome volunteers from BAME communities and ex-offenders.
Location
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