A Restorative Justice Facilitator leads processes that focus on repairing harm rather than punitive justice. They work in community justice programs, schools, courts, and NGOs. Responsibilities include facilitating dialogues, mediating conflicts, preparing participants, and monitoring agreements using restorative justice frameworks, mediation tools, and documentation systems. They serve victims, offenders, and communities. The role promotes accountability, healing, and reconciliation. Demand is increasing globally due to alternative justice approaches, community-based conflict resolution, and emphasis on restorative practices in justice and education systems.