Established in 2002, LCCS is a non-profit, charitable organisation with an Institution of a Public Character (IPC) status and an affiliated partner of the International Institute for Restorative Practices (IIRP).
All individuals engaged to build and sustain healthy relationships.
To drive a restorative movement to break the cycle of hurt and build connected communities of empowered individuals.
In LCCS, we work with different individuals to address issues and build community. Click on the characters to find out how they experience our engagement.
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People in all systems advocating for connected and restorative communities as a way of life
Safe and caring communities that value one another and embrace vulnerability
Individuals equipped with
skills and knowledge to restore, building and strengthen relationship
Restoration through making things right with self and others
Creates conditions for people to make an informed choice to participate in a dialogue that builds trust to work with vulnerabilities.
Guides people to demonstrate responsibility through taking actions for the well-being of the community, including making efforts to repair harm with the support of the community.
Creates conditions for a safe environment to enable each person the opportunity to speak and be listened to with focused attentiveness.
Leverage individuals’ capacity for change and their innate gifts to collaboratively contribute to generate solutions to solve issues and/or build community.
Works with individuals to widen their circle of support and build connectedness in the community.
Facilitates self-reflection and encourages exchange of perspectives, courses of action or emotions, which nurtures and develops individuals’ capacity for empathy.
Engages people in a process that maximises positive affect, including facilitating emotional shift from negative to positive affect to build relational capacity.
“We can’t help everyone, but everyone can help someone.”
— Dr. Loretta Scott
“We can’t help everyone, but everyone can help someone.”
— Dr. Loretta Scott
