Mediation Services: A Community Resource for Conflict Resolution Inc.
Mediation Services: A Community Resource for Conflict Resolution Inc. is a Canadian nonprofit organization registered under Business Number 128595295RR0001. Based in Winnipeg, Manitoba, it provides conflict resolution services to individuals, families, neighbors, and workplaces through mediation and educational programs.

Overview

The organization operates as a neutral third party specializing in non-violent conflict resolution[2]. Its services aim to restore relationships and foster collaborative solutions by identifying key issues and facilitating dialogue between parties[1][2]. Funding support from the United Way of Winnipeg enables low- or no-cost community mediation services[1][5].

Services

• Community Mediation: Addresses disputes among neighbors, family members, and coworkers through its Community Resolution Centre, which includes tailored mediation sessions and referrals[5].
• Training Programs: Offers certificates and workshops on conflict management, equipping participants with tools to navigate interpersonal and workplace conflicts[2][4].
• Family Law Support: Collaborates with provincial initiatives to assist separating families in resolving disputes related to parenting arrangements, child support, and property division[3].

Structure

Mediation Services operates with a focus on accessibility, providing interpretive services and accommodating diverse needs[5]. Its programs are self-referred, allowing individuals to initiate mediation without external mandates[1][5]. While specific governance details are not publicly disclosed, the organization emphasizes neutrality and community-driven outcomes[2][5].

Impact

The organization contributes to reducing court-system burdens by promoting out-of-court resolutions[3]. Its training arm serves as a social enterprise, subsidizing free or affordable mediation services for vulnerable populations[1][2]. Partnerships with provincial agencies and community organizations extend its reach to families and guardianship applicants across Manitoba[3][5].