Pictured: Natasha Barrett and her daughter Sharni Te Rangi Edwards.
Specialist Facilitation Services manager Natasha Barrett is passionate about her role and looks forward to the progression of restorative justice.
The mother of four, who attended Otago University and achieved a bachelor in social and community work, started working as a restorative justice coordinator at Nga Kete in 2011 and began her manager position in May last year.
Natasha is passionate about her role.
“I love that it gives victims and offenders an opportunity to meet in a facilitated environment that is out of the court setting. It enables both to restore and resolve and move forward.”
“I’m looking forward to seeing it grow and having a more positive effect on our community.”
Outside of work Natasha enjoys spending time with her family and supporting her children in their sport and kapa haka.
Specialist Facilitation Services manager Natasha Barrett is passionate about her role and looks forward to the progression of restorative justice.
The mother of four, who attended Otago University and achieved a bachelor in social and community work, started working as a restorative justice coordinator at Nga Kete in 2011 and began her manager position in May last year.
Natasha is passionate about her role.
“I love that it gives victims and offenders an opportunity to meet in a facilitated environment that is out of the court setting. It enables both to restore and resolve and move forward.”
“I’m looking forward to seeing it grow and having a more positive effect on our community.”
Outside of work Natasha enjoys spending time with her family and supporting her children in their sport and kapa haka.
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