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Prevention & Restorative Justice Manager
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- Posted By: Norfolk County Council
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Address:
- County Hall
- Martineau Lane
- Norwich
- NR1 2DH
- Contact: 0844 800 8007
- Date Posted: 1st Dec 2008
- Salary: £33,633 - £37,341
- Location: Norwich
- Reference Code: CXP08/1293
- Views Since Posting: 56
- Full Description:
Prevention and Restorative Justice Manager
Norfolk Youth Offending Team
Based in Norwich
£33,633 - £37,341 per annum (review currently in progress)
Norfolk Youth Offending Team (NYOT) is a high performing, multi-agency service whose purpose is to prevent offending and reoffending by young people and bring restoration with the victims of their crimes.
The Prevention and Restorative Justice Manager reports to the Deputy Head of Service and will lead on the strategic development and manage the implementation and ongoing effectiveness of service delivery for both NYOT’s Prevention and Restorative Justice agendas. The post also has responsibility for NYOT’s volunteer strategy and the coordination of the recruitment, training and support of volunteers.
You will want to work in a challenging but highly rewarding environment with a motivated, creative and skilled staff group. You will need to have a real commitment to delivering high quality services and to working within the local community in partnership with other agencies to make Norfolk an even safer place to live.
Strong leadership qualities are essential. You will need to be motivated and committed to working with our diverse staff group and communities. You will also be educated to degree level or hold a social work or other allied professional qualification or have significant experience in criminal justice, social care or an allied service.
For an informal discussion please contact, Chris Small, Deputy Head of Service on 01603 223617
For further details and how to apply:
Online: www.norfolkccjobs.com
Email: jobs@norfolk.gov.uk
Telephone: 0844 800 8007
Please quote job reference: CXP08/1293
Closing date: 4 December 2008
Interview Date: 23 January 2009
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