Thank you for supporting our work
Grants, donations and pro bono support from organisations and individuals directly supports our work.
Every dollar we raise goes directly towards supporting people harmed by and responsible for harm, their families and communities. For us, this meaning
All funds raised helps us provide free services in the community.
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Our commitment to transparency
As well as in kind and pro bono support, we have been fortunate to receive funding from Westpac, The Snow Foundation, Nurturing Evolutionary Development, Hunter Central Coast and New England PHN and recently - our community accountability program REVIVE has been funded by La Trobe University through their Partners in Prevention program.
However, our hope is to be sustainable, to raise funds through our
specialist advisory services, training and webinars.
If you would like to ask about supporting our work, how we structure our fee services or more information please feel welcome to contact us.
Healing justice
We support people to find a meaningful sense of justice and pathways to healing.
Our work is complex, sensitive and not well understood. Governments see this work as full of 'risk'. We see people, families and communities who are responding to complex situations that need complex solutions. We are a collective of professionals from diverse fields with big hearts and transformational dreams.
We ask individuals and organisations responsible for causing harm, to make a donation to support our work.
This enables Transforming Justice to offer free services in the community, however we would never want cost to limit access to restorative justice.
Paying what you can
Fee services
We provide fee services to individuals and organisations in our focus areas of practice, research, training and consulting.
All revenue raised through our fee services enable us to provide free services in the community.
Our commitment to transparency
We are grateful for the auspicing, administrative and accounting support from Community Restorative Centre.
We are grateful for the trust of people with lived experience of sexual abuse.
We receive training and professional supervision from Community Justice Initiatives, Ontario Canada.
We connect with peers and colleagues through our connections in Oceania and international practices.
We are grateful to our many professional mentors and build on the work of the restorative community in Australia and around the world; a movement which brings together people from many disciplines and with both lived and learnt knowledge.
We acknowledge and benefit from the amazing advisors, supporters, supervisors and allies from across Australia, New Zealand and internationally.
Without this support our work would not exist.
