Resolve provides conflict resolution for individuals:  youth and adult,  friends, families, neighbours, organized sports, schools, groups, and organizations through mediation, conferencing, and circles.

Victim Impact Statements
Assistance is provided for victims to help in the preparation of statements for court.

Referrals
Assistance is provided to help people access support services within the community

Training
Courses are available with CJI to become a mediator or a facilitator and enhance personal conflict resolution skills.   We are partners with Conrad Grebel University College to deliver mediation training, a college affiliated with, and situated on the campus of the University of Waterloo .

Peace & Conflict Studies

The purpose of the Peace and Conflict Studies (PACS) program is to explore why conflict and violence occurs, to understand how conflict can be managed, utilized, and transformed by "collaborative decision-making".   The goal is to understand how to accomplish constructive ends, and to facilitate real-life, hands-on, "in the field" learning of peace and conflict issues through Internship placements with a wide variety of peace, justice, and development agencies.

For more information, visit Conrad Grebel online at Conrad Grebel University College.

Workshops
Customized training is available for groups and organizations

Speakers
Information about Resolve and restorative justice initiatives and practices

Consultation
Advice on specific conflict situations

If you would like to volunteer with Resolve, please complete the online volunteer application.  If you would like to know more about Resolve, contact 519-744-6549.
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