The Mint House is proud to announce that it has accredited as an Oxford Living Wage employer, demonstrating its commitment to fair pay and supporting valued employees in one of the UK’s most expensive cities.

We are delighted to welcome Jaimee van Gemerden to The Mint House team as our new part time Events, Training, and Communications Assistant.

We have been awarded a National Lottery Community Fund grant to reach new and diverse audiences in the Oxford area with restorative approaches.

We are currently recruiting more trustees to help us on the next stage of our journey.

We are pleased to welcome Steven Lee to The Mint House Board of Trustees as our new Treasurer.

We are seeking a treasurer to lead on Mint House financial management.

We are delighted to welcome Abigail Stevens Stone to The Mint House team as our new Training and Projects Officer.

We are pleased to launch a new resource ‘Humility and hope: reflection aids for restorative leaders’ with support from Westhill Endowment and as a result of our ‘Building Bridges’ dialogues.

We’re delighted to welcome Christine Plews as a new trustee. A long-time resident in Oxford, Christine brings rich experience from her career as a family solicitor, her specialism in family mediation, and training in psychodynamic psychotherapy and systemic family therapy.

We are really pleased to welcome Hannah Fleming-Hill to the Mint House team providing partial maternity leave cover as Communications Officer.

We are pleased to welcome a new trustee, Ruby Hakel, to The Mint House team as Treasurer.

We have produced a podcast on the use of restorative approaches in parenting! Do you use restorative justice and practice in your professional work or volunteering but want to explore how to use it at home?

The Mint House is pleased to welcome a new trustee, Dr Matthew Mills, to the team. Matthew is Head of Development at Durham Cathedral and an academic theologian whose work explores the theological dynamics of restorative justice. In particular, Matthew will support the team with our strategic planning and research life.

Jon Keyworth is running the Oxford Half Marathon for us in October. Please sponsor him as he raises money for The Mint House and attempts to run it in under 1 hour 40 minutes (an impressive time)!

We are seeking a treasurer to lead on Mint House financial management.

The Mint House and the Restorative Justice Council are pleased to announce that The Mint House have been awarded Registered Training Provider status.

We are happy to introduce Joy Bettles as our new Communications Officer. Joy has many years of experience in marketing and communications in the charity sector as well as in university and academic settings.

We are pleased to welcome a new trustee, Michael Taylor, to The Mint House team.