35 Years of Conflict Resolution in the ACT

Conflict Resolution Service is a Canberra based not for profit organisation dedicated to preventing, managing, and resolving conflicts professionally, competently, and compassionately. We work primarily with children, youth and family to preserve family connections, reunify and strengthen relationships, and restore family harmony by reducing conflict. 

Our Services

Children, Youth & Family Programs

We create a supportive environment for young people and their families to build stronger relationships.

Alternate Dispute Resolution

A range of services designed to resolve conflicts effectively and amicably outside of legal avenues such as family dispute resolution, workplace mediation and general or community mediation. 

Training Programs

Various training programs designed to equip individuals with basic or advanced skills such as communication and negotiation needed to navigate and resolve conflicts efficiently.

Justice Services

Working with statutory services and Magistrate courts to reconnect and strengthen systems within the community.

 

Our Community Events

Youth Community Services Event at Galilee School (Nov 2024)

Community Outreach, Conflict Resolution Day (Oct 2024)

ACT Education Directorate’s Youth Workers Professional Learning Day, Charles Weston School (Oct 2024)

Community Outreach, Holy Trinity Church, Curtin (Oct 2024)

Welcome to Canberra Expo, SCC, Woden (August 2024)

Sunset Festival, Edison Park, Woden (April 2024)

Kuky Olympics, Gungahlin Town Park (April 2024)

Community Connections – Belconnen High School (April 2024)

Youth Services Day, Harrison School (April 2024)

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Acknowledgement of Country

We acknowledge the Ngunnawal people as traditional custodians of the ACT and recognise any other people or families with connection to the lands of the ACT and region. We acknowledge and respect their continuing culture and the contribution they make to the life of this city and this region.