ASPIRE Restorative Youth Work Practitioner
| Posting date: | 08 January 2026 |
|---|---|
| Salary: | £26 to £33.97 per hour |
| Additional salary information: | PAYE Pay Rate: £26.00 per hour Umbrella/Ltd Pay Rate: £33.97 per hour |
| Hours: | Full time |
| Closing date: | 16 January 2026 |
| Location: | Kingston, South West London |
| Remote working: | On-site only |
| Company: | Neway International Ltd |
| Job type: | Contract |
| Job reference: | RQ1647496 |
Summary
Neway International are seeking an ASPIRE Restorative Youth Work Practitioner to join our client based with Achieving for Children.
Location: Guildhall Complex Hours: 36 hours per week Start Date: 19/01/2026 End Date: 19/04/2026 (likely to be extended) Start/End Time: 09:30 – 17:00 Closing Date: 16/01/2026 at 09:30
PAYE Pay Rate: £26.00 per hour Umbrella/Ltd Pay Rate: £33.97 per hour
About the Client
Achieving for Children is a not‑for‑profit organisation delivering high‑quality services for children, young people and families across Kingston and Richmond. Their ASPIRE service provides targeted support to young people at risk of harm, exploitation or involvement in offending, with a strong focus on restorative practice, safety and positive outcomes.
The Role
Achieving for Children are seeking an experienced Restorative Youth Work Practitioner to join the ASPIRE team on a temporary basis. You will lead on delivering 1:1 support to young people who have been victims of peer‑on‑peer violence or bullying, helping to reduce the likelihood of entering the cycle of crime.
The role includes delivering targeted group work where appropriate, working alongside the Youth Service and Project X groups to build confidence, social skills and positive engagement. You will manage and facilitate restorative work with both victims and young people who offend, ensuring all practice aligns with the Code of Practice for Victims of Crime.
You will provide high‑quality advocacy, restorative interventions and support to those harmed by youth crime, ensuring victims are fully informed, empowered and able to engage safely and meaningfully in the youth justice process.
This order is open for candidate submissions until Friday 16 January 2026 at 09:30. The top 10 candidates submitted during this period will be shortlisted for client review.
Key Responsibilities
Deliver 1:1 restorative youth work to young people affected by peer‑on‑peer violence or bullying.
Provide targeted group work to support confidence, social skills and positive engagement.
Facilitate restorative justice processes with victims and young people who offend.
Ensure all restorative work is high‑quality, individualised and aligned with the Code of Practice for Victims of Crime.
Provide advocacy and support to victims of youth crime, ensuring safety and positive outcomes.
Work collaboratively with Youth Services, Project X groups and multi‑agency partners.
Maintain accurate case records and contribute to service planning and development.
Candidate Requirements
Previous Youth Justice Service (YJS) experience is essential.
Experience working within victim support and restorative practice.
Relevant professional qualification (essential).
Strong understanding of restorative justice principles and youth crime dynamics.
Ability to engage young people with complex needs and build positive relationships.
Excellent communication, advocacy and safeguarding skills.
Ability to work independently and collaboratively within a multi‑agency environment.
Location: Guildhall Complex Hours: 36 hours per week Start Date: 19/01/2026 End Date: 19/04/2026 (likely to be extended) Start/End Time: 09:30 – 17:00 Closing Date: 16/01/2026 at 09:30
PAYE Pay Rate: £26.00 per hour Umbrella/Ltd Pay Rate: £33.97 per hour
About the Client
Achieving for Children is a not‑for‑profit organisation delivering high‑quality services for children, young people and families across Kingston and Richmond. Their ASPIRE service provides targeted support to young people at risk of harm, exploitation or involvement in offending, with a strong focus on restorative practice, safety and positive outcomes.
The Role
Achieving for Children are seeking an experienced Restorative Youth Work Practitioner to join the ASPIRE team on a temporary basis. You will lead on delivering 1:1 support to young people who have been victims of peer‑on‑peer violence or bullying, helping to reduce the likelihood of entering the cycle of crime.
The role includes delivering targeted group work where appropriate, working alongside the Youth Service and Project X groups to build confidence, social skills and positive engagement. You will manage and facilitate restorative work with both victims and young people who offend, ensuring all practice aligns with the Code of Practice for Victims of Crime.
You will provide high‑quality advocacy, restorative interventions and support to those harmed by youth crime, ensuring victims are fully informed, empowered and able to engage safely and meaningfully in the youth justice process.
This order is open for candidate submissions until Friday 16 January 2026 at 09:30. The top 10 candidates submitted during this period will be shortlisted for client review.
Key Responsibilities
Deliver 1:1 restorative youth work to young people affected by peer‑on‑peer violence or bullying.
Provide targeted group work to support confidence, social skills and positive engagement.
Facilitate restorative justice processes with victims and young people who offend.
Ensure all restorative work is high‑quality, individualised and aligned with the Code of Practice for Victims of Crime.
Provide advocacy and support to victims of youth crime, ensuring safety and positive outcomes.
Work collaboratively with Youth Services, Project X groups and multi‑agency partners.
Maintain accurate case records and contribute to service planning and development.
Candidate Requirements
Previous Youth Justice Service (YJS) experience is essential.
Experience working within victim support and restorative practice.
Relevant professional qualification (essential).
Strong understanding of restorative justice principles and youth crime dynamics.
Ability to engage young people with complex needs and build positive relationships.
Excellent communication, advocacy and safeguarding skills.
Ability to work independently and collaboratively within a multi‑agency environment.