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Helping build a tolerant, responsive and inclusive local community

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Fostering accountability, repairing harm, and building community through dialogue and inclusive processes.

Trained Practitioners

Our trained practitioners are qualified to deliver a variety of programmes that assist people in identifying and addressing the issues that they are experiencing to promote positive outcomes.

Open To All

Our safe, accredited, and confidential services are available to everyone. There is no cost to participants and we are fully accredited by the Department of Justice.

Need Help?

If you are experiencing an issue in your life and would like to receive help from CRJI, please do not hesitate to contact one of our local offices.

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What We Offer

We deliver a range of accredited restorative justice practices and programmes that are designed to empower individuals to resolve issues that affect their quality of life.

We offer mediation services, advice services, intervention services, as well as a range of other forms of support.

Our Services & Programmes

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Resolving & Reducing Conflict

We are a community-based restorative justice organisation providing a range of services aimed at resolving and reducing conflict.

  • We adhere to restorative justice standards that promote bringing those impacted by harm together to discuss and develop solutions to their problems.
  • Through facilitated dialogue and inclusive processes, all parties affected by the conflict engage in constructive communication, fostering understanding and empathy.
  • Together, they work towards agreements that address the harm, restore relationships, and promote accountability.
  • With follow-up support and ongoing communication, CRJI aim to reduce conflict by cultivating a respect and collaboration within communities and organisations.
About Us & Restorative Justice
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Falls Road Office

199 Falls Road, Belfast, BT12 6FB

An Nasc 199, BÓthar Na BhfÁl, BÉal Feirste, BT12 6FB

02895 212 131

CRJI is accredited by the DOJ and inspected by the CJINI

Registered with The Charity Commission for Northern Ireland: Charity no: 103318

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