Victim-Offender Mediation is a restorative justice process that brings together victims of crime and the offenders who harmed them. This approach allows victims to express their feelings and ask questions, while offenders can take responsibility for their actions and understand the impact of their behavior. The goal is to promote healing and resolution for both parties, rather than just punishment. During the mediation sessions, a trained mediator facilitates the conversation, ensuring a safe and respectful environment. This process can lead to agreements on restitution or community service, helping to repair the harm done and fostering a sense of accountability for the offender.