Mediation and Restorative Justice Center

The Mediation and Restorative Justice Center (MRJC) is a nonprofit organization based in Boone, North Carolina, dedicated to providing mediation and restorative justice services across multiple counties in Western North Carolina. Founded in 1933, MRJC focuses on empowering individuals and strengthening communities through compassion, equity, and well-being. MRJC offers a range of services including youth programs, recovery court initiatives, and peer-led services at the Homestead Recovery Center. Following Hurricane Helene, the organization is actively working to support local recovery efforts and welcomes monetary donations for relief initiatives. Generated from the website

The Mediation Network of North Carolina is dedicated to promoting and supporting community mediation programs throughout the state, fostering peaceful conflict resolution and productive communication. Through volunteer board development and resource support, the organization envisions empowered communities where individuals can take control of resolving disputes and building stronger relationships.Generated from the website

The Mediation Center of the Southern Piedmont, established in 1989, is a non-profit organization serving Gaston, Lincoln, and Cleveland counties in North Carolina. Their mission is to provide mediation services and restorative justice programs to assist individuals in resolving disputes in a confidential, affordable, and peaceful manner. Mediators at the Center are impartial volunteers trained to help individuals negotiate and reach agreements, without serving as judges or lawyers. Mediation offers a win-win solution that is convenient, confidential, and cooperative, allowing parties to have control over the outcome of their disputes.Generated from the website