RESOLVING CONFLICT: BUILDING COMMUNITY

We provide accessible conflict resolution services  through mediation, education, and training  to promote respectful
resolution of conflicts and disputes throughout Queen Anne's and Kent counties in Maryland.

What is Mediation?

Mediation is a process that brings people together to clarify issues, discuss options and, if possible, reach an agreement. It is an alternative to non-resolution or costly legal measures.

Mediation is voluntary and confidential.  If an agreement is not reached, people can still take their case to court if they wish.

To learn more about the mediation services offered by CMUS, click here.

Donate

A donation of $5, $50, $500, or more supports CMUS in providing mediations for families, friends, neighbors, and businesses, offering conflict awareness programs for children and coworkers, and continuing programs to feed and connect with our vulnerable community members.

ANOTHER WAY TO SUPPORT CMUS:  Make Community Mediation Upper Shore, Inc. your organization of choice and Amazon will donate to CMUS whenever you shop on AmazonSmile. Click here to get started.

Volunteer

Well trained volunteers provide most of the services CMUS offers. 

WHAT'S NEW AT COMMUNITY MEDIATION UPPER SHORE

  • Three new volunteer training sessions are being scheduled. Check our Facebook Page for details. - Jan 29 2021
  • CMUS mourns the passing of our long time friend and supporter, Sharyn Rose Nesnow - Jan 28 2021

community mediation upper shore, inc.

OFFICE ADDRESS:
100 North Cross St.
Chestertown, MD 21620
410-810-9188

MAILING ADDRESS:
PO Box 692
Chestertown, MD 21620

GENERAL INFO EMAIL:
info@cmusmediation.org

OFFICE HOURS:
Monday through Friday
9:00AM - 3:00PM
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All information, oral or written, disclosed during a mediation and/or intake, shall adhere to Maryland Standards of Conduct for Mediators. Mediation confidentiality is governed by Maryland Rules of Procedure Title 17 (with the exception of suspected child abuse, elder abuse or neglect, or threats to do bodily harm to one’s self or another person).