What is Mediation?
An informal, private process in which a neutral third party, the mediator, helps people talk through their differences and negotiate solutions. View a demonstration video (“Mediation: An Alternative to Court”) by clicking here.
Who are the Mediators?
Trained professionals who donate their services. The mediators come from a broad variety of backgrounds.
What can be Mediated?
Mediation should be the first step in resolving almost any dispute.
The Mediation Center offers mediation services for disputes between neighbors, friends, co-workers, family members, employees and employers through the Community Mediation Program.
The Specialized Mediation Program offers mediation for civil rights matters, condominium association conflicts, real estate disputes, special education issues, landlord / tenant disputes, foreclosure, divorce, custody, visitation and more. Learn More…
About the Center
The Mediation Center of the Pacific, Inc. is a 501 (c)(3) not-for-profit Corporation, Aloha United Way Agency that has assisted thousands of people in Hawaii’s communities to prevent and resolve disputes. The Mediation Center was established in 1979.
Our mission is to provide high quality mediation and dispute resolution services that are affordable and accessible. Read More…
Contributions
Find out how you can make a contribution to help our organization. Read More…
Mediation Services
The Mediation Center offers mediation, facilitation and training on a broad array of areas. Learn More…
Mediator Training
MCP offers training programs designed to prepare individuals in the mediation process. Learn More…
At the Mediation Center we believe that,
“Everytime someone settles a dispute peacefully, we all benefit.
Relationships are improved, and communities are strengthened.”
Aloha United Way
Agency # 96380
Combined Federal Campaign
Agency # 26135
