Ashford Mediation Service

Ashford Mediation Service is excited to announce that it has received grant funding from the KFC Foundation. Ashford Mediation Service was selected amongst various local organisations across KFC restaurant communities in the UK, with the aim of empowering young people to fulfil their potential. We would like to thank the KFC Foundation for recognising the work we do to improve the lives of young people in Ashford. For more information visit the KFC Foundation website .

Ashford Mediation Service is pleased to announce that it has received a significant funding award from the National Lottery Community Fund. This generous financial support will help with the operation of the service and enable the organisation to continue meeting the needs of people across the borough of Ashford, Kent which, has over 130,000 households. Sue Pitt, Chair of Ashford Mediation Service said “This funding is greatly appreciated by the Ashford Mediation Service team and is critical to our continuing operation. The funding will allow us to continue to expand the work we do in making a difference to the people and the community of Ashford.” “We have continued to operate throughout the pandemic and have found that our work in resolving neighbourly and workplace disputes, as well as family and intergenerational conflict, has not diminished during these difficult times, if anything there is even more of a need for our services than before.” Ashford Mediation Service mediators have...

Ashford Mediation Service is delighted to hear that we have been awarded £500.00 by the Linda Hogan Community Fund. The fund was named after a member of staff, Linda Hogan , who supported many community initiatives but sadly died in 2009 after 11 years working with West Kent. For more information visit the West Kent website .

Ashford Mediation Service is delighted to learn that we will be the recipients of a £3000.00 grant from the Polebrook Fund, part of the Kent Community Fund. Kent Community Foundation has been finding, funding, and supporting some of the smallest voluntary organisations in the county for 20 years. For more information visit the Kent Community Foundation website .