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Office Hours
10:00 - 3:00
Monday-Friday

Phone
410-810-9188
Or toll free
866-652-0417
Call at anytime and leave a message.  If office is closed,
we will call you back the next business day.

Or by e-mail
cvcms@verizon.net

 

 



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MISSION STATEMENT

The mission of Community Mediation Upper Shore is to provide accessible conflict resolution services through mediation, education, and training in order to promote respectful resolution of conflicts and disputes throughout Queen Anne’s, Kent and Cecil Counties in Maryland.

 

CMUS goals are to:

 

  1. train community members – who reflect the community’s diversity with regard to age, race, gender, ethnicity, income and education – to serve as volunteer mediators;
  2. provide mediation and conflict resolution services at no cost or on a sliding scale;
  3. hold mediations in neighborhoods/communities where disputes occur;
  4. schedule mediations at a time and place convenient to the participants;
  5. provide mediation at any stage in a dispute;
  6. mediate community-based disputes that come from diverse referral sources, such as community organizations, police, faith-based institutions, courts, community members, government agencies, and the Center’s outreach activities;
  7. educate community members about mediation and conflict resolution;
  8. maintain high quality mediations by providing intensive, skills-based training, apprenticeships, continuing education and ongoing evaluation of volunteer mediators;
  9. work with the community in governing community mediation programs in a manner that is based on collaborative problem solving among staff, volunteers and community members; and
  10. provide conflict resolution services to community members who reflect the community’s diversity with regard to age, race, gender, ethnicity, income, education and geographic location.

 

 

Approved at the CMUS (then CVCMS) Board Retreat on March 19, 2006 .