What We Do

Restorative Justice offers victims an opportunity to be heard, to ask questions of the offender and to have their say in the resolution of the harm caused.  It has proven to achieve a sense of healing for the victim and reducing re-offending rates.

New Leaf offers a programme of support to ex-offenders who plan to resettle in Oxfordshire, Berkshire or Buckinghamshire including Milton Keynes. It focuses on achieving goals in 7 key areas, which are evidenced to significantly reduce the re-offending rate.

When someone convicted of a crime, their family can be affected emotionally, financially and practically. Their partner, children, parents and close friends can find themselves facing difficulties, as well as trying to understand the complexities of the legal system.

We support individuals to regain a sense of control and recover from the impact of crime – helping them to move on to a brighter future.

Victims First Specialist Service helps those who had a traumatic response to crime to work towards a better future.

Mentoring and right intervention early on can often halt the path of criminal activity in children who are at greater risk.

The Partnership ran its first conference on domestic abuse back in 1994 and today we are still passionately working to help protect victims.