Ashford Mediation Service

Elloise and Melodie from Ashford Mediation Service recently attended the Eat Well Spend Less Roadshow as part of our ongoing community work to Keep Ashford Talking. Elloise and Melodie from Ashford Mediation Service The event at the Park Mall Shopping Centre in Ashford brought together a range of partner organisations including frontline NHS staff and Ashford Borough Council (ABC) officers, outreach organisations and charities, in one easy-to-access place. The focus was on food, healthy eating and health. Visit the Ashford Borough Council website to find out more. If you'd like Ashford Mediation Service to be a part of your community event please do get in touch .

Melodie Webster, AMS Operations Manager, recently attended the inaugural Ashford Pride event as part of our community work to Keep Ashford Talking. Everyone was welcome to participate in the festivities at Ashford Pride. The event was held on Saturday 22nd June and was an opportunity for the community to come together, show support, and have a great time. Whether you identify as LGBTQIA or an ally, everyone was welcome to participate in the festivities. Find out more on the Pride Ashford website .

Download our free ebook -  The Ashford Mediation Service Guide to Mediation with Young People and Families . We’ve produced  this guide  to explain what we do and how we can help young people and their families through the use of mediation. In  this ebook  we explain what mediation is and give people who are helping young people, some tools and skills, hints and tips on how and when to use mediation. We want to encourage young people, families, and community and school leaders, to contact Ashford Mediation Service contact Ashford Mediation Service and make use of our free mediation services. You can download the guide in English, Nepalese, Hindi and Polish language versions: Download 'The Ashford Mediation Service Guide to Mediation with Young People and Families' (English language version) Download 'The Ashford Mediation Service Guide to Mediation with Young People and Families' (Nepalese language version) Download 'The Ashford Mediation Service Guide to Media...

“Talking to Ashford Mediation Service saved us a great deal of time, money and bad feelings!” ― Arthur and Ruth, Ashford Residents Read more about how we've helped keep Ashford talking in the case studies on  our website .

“Thank you for arranging the mediation, it has made a big difference to me and the others, we now chat and laugh together. I feel so much better and don’t even think about going the long way to my flat to avoid them. Thank you again.” ― Ashford Resident Read more about how we've helped keep Ashford talking in the case studies on  our website .

Download our free ebook -  The Ashford Mediation Service Guide to Mediation with Young People and Families . We’ve produced  this guide  to explain what we do and how we can help young people and their families through the use of mediation. In  this ebook  we explain what mediation is and give people who are helping young people, some tools and skills, hints and tips on how and when to use mediation. We want to encourage young people, families, and community and school leaders, to contact Ashford Mediation Service and make use of our free mediation services. You can download the guide in English, Nepalese, Hindi and Polish language versions: Download 'The Ashford Mediation Service Guide to Mediation with Young People and Families' (English language version) Download 'The Ashford Mediation Service Guide to Mediation with Young People and Families' (Nepalese language version) Download 'The Ashford Mediation Service Guide to Mediation with Young People and Families...

“Ashford Mediation Service worked with us to manage our dispute with noisy neighbours - now we can have a better night’s sleep.” ― Nicholas and Doreen, Ashford Residents Read more about how we've helped keep Ashford talking in the case studies on our website .

Ashford Mediation Service recently gave a talk at a Speaker Meeting of The Rotary Club of Ashford. Tessa Wyatt and Sandy Malone of Ashford Mediation Service gave a talk to the group about how the service works, as well as examples of the variety of the help available. A key part of the presentation and discussion was around how AMS and its team of mediators are able to unlock tricky issues, allow people to de-stress and move on and prevent conflict from escalating.  You can find out more about the work of Ashford Mediation Service and the services available to residents of Ashford here . Find out more about The Rotary Club of Ashford here .

Ashford Mediation Service has a “Give as you Live” donation page. By using Give as you Live you can help us raise free funds for our charity with your everyday online shopping. Find out more on the Give as you Live website . Ashford Mediation Service can help you resolve your disputes with neighbours, with family and in the workplace. Our mediation services are free of charge, servicing the residents of Ashford Borough.

Ashford Mediation Service is thrilled to be able to offer places on its Mediator Training programme taking place in the New Year 2024. AMS provides training opportunities and courses to mediators and volunteers. We will be running a Mediator Training programme in the New Year. This course is free of charge to attend. Should you wish to attend our AMS Mediator Training, please ensure that you have completed our Volunteer Application Form and returned it to the office prior to the course start date. If you would like to find out more and book your place on the free mediator training course, please contact info@ashfordmediation.co.uk or call 07845 914838. Details of upcoming training will be shared on the Ashford Mediation Service website and social media. Could you be a Volunteer Mediator with Ashford Mediation Service? We’re looking for people with empathy, patience and persistence, as well as a non-judgemental outlook to join our team. If you'd like to find out more, please contac...