Most services are provided by our diverse pool of volunteer mediators who complete a minimum of 30 hours of basic mediation training, fulfill the requirements outlined in our apprenticeship process, and participate in continuing education related to mediation. Many mediators have also completed additional trainings which provide them with the skills necessary to mediate specialized cases.
Funding for our services comes from the United Way, The New York State Unified Court System, and other sources. This funding allows us to provide our services at no or low cost to participants.
We are part of the Community Dispute Resolution Centers Program that provides services throughout the state. We are also members of the New York State Dispute Resolution Association (NYSDRA), the National Association of Community Mediators, and the Association for Conflict Resolution.
28 Apr 2011
MEDIATION MATTERS 2010 ANNUAL REPORT
MESSAGE FROM THE PRESIDENT & EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR
In recognition of the value of a peaceful community Mediation Matters’ mission is to provide the skills
04 May 2010
2009 Annual Report
2009 was another busy and productive year of growth at Mediation Matters.
Our most well-established programs