Beauman’s 2nd Chance 4 Change
About My Services
Beauman's 2nd Chance 4 Change is a Culturally Responsive organization that works with At-risk, underserved minority students who are young first-time offenders, and victims of crimes who do not receive equitable resources; mainly in mental health. Beauman's 2nd Chance 4 Change mentors and supports students through Telehealth and provides professional Consultant Restorative Justice training to educators, staff, and families. Restorative Justice provides techniques that focus on setting aside implicit biases to respond to cultural differences.
Message the Provider
I have read and agree to abide by the Restorative Justice Facilitator Code of Conduct Standards:
Yes
I offer Restorative Justice Services statewide:
Yes
I offer Restorative Justice Training:
Yes
Facilitation Services 
- Community Group Conferences
- Family Group Conferences
- Victim Offender Dialogue
- Victim Offender Conference
- Family Group Decision Making
- Process addressing Drinking (e.g. ReThinking Drinking)
- Process addressing Shoplifting (e.g. ReStore)
- Circle Processes (Please specify below)
- School-Based Restorative Practices
Training Services
- Conference Facilitator Training
- Circle Facilitator Training
- Hi-Impact Victim Offender Dialogue Facilitator Training
- Family Group Decision Making Training
- Volunteer and Community Member Training
- Restorative Justice 101 Awareness Training
- School-Based Restorative Practices Training
Harm Addressed
- Community conflict
- Family harm/parenting
- Racism/historical harm
- Bias-motivated harm
- Theft
- Traffic violations
- Crimes Against Persons
- Property crimes
- Victim Rights Act (VRA)
Who Can Make Refferals
- Community Members
- School (K-12)
- Law Enforcement
- Courts
- Probation
- Prosecutors
- Defense Attorneys
- Department of Corrections
- Department of Youth Services
- Department of Human Services
- Faith-Based Organizations
Counties Served
All CountiesService Location
13791 E. Rice Pl., Aurora, Colorado, 80015, United States
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