Victim Offender Mediation is a voluntary and confidential process through which victims are able to meet with their offender(s) in a monitored, neutral environment. Two specially-trained volunteer mediators meet with both the victim and offender for a number of sessions to help them verbalize the impact of the crime and understand its repercussions. The issue of restitution can also be addressed in mediation. The role of the mediators is to provide guidance on the art of listening and communicating, not to make recommendations or suggestions on how to resolve the issues.

Community Mediation focuses on disputes between neighbors, coworkers, and other inter-personal disputes. Public Policy and Environmental Mediation services are also available.

Elders Mediation focuses on intra-family disputes concerning elderly relatives.

Court Based Mediation includes Small-Claims Mediation, Marital Mediation, and Post Divorce Mediation.

To learn more about all of the Carroll County Restorative Justice center's mediation services,
contact the RJC at (603) 323-2399, or send an email to: rjc<at>tccap.org