About Us

Peel Family Mediation Service was created to provide the mediation, internship and FLIS services:

• It is a not-for-profit corporation, incorporated in 2000.
• We obtained charitable status in 2006.
• It is managed by a volunteer Board of Directors drawn from Family Services of Peel, the School of Social Work and various community organizations and individuals.
• The Mission Statement of Peel Family Mediation Service is available for viewing.
• The core of our services are our mediators.
• We rely on volunteers and the volunteered time from our employees, to make our services possible.
• We appreciate donations and we gratefully acknowledge the funding we receive.

History

The Peel Family Mediation Service was created to meet the demand for accessible quality family law mediation and public education services in Peel.  It is the result of the work of judges, lawyers, social workers, mediators and others who serve those going through family breakdowns. 

We were created to be the operational arm of the Peel Family Mediation and Parent Education Program.  We continue the Programs work as an independent organization, while to continuing to work in collaboration with the other partners in the Program.

Services

1. mediation services
2. family law information sessions (the "FLIS")
3. mediation internships
4. research & outreach

We attempt to meet the diverse language and cultural needs of our community. We focus on addressing this diversity (including but not limited to race, class, gender, ethnicity, religion, sexual orientation, age and ability).

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