Neighborhood Mediator

Neighborhood mediator
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Neighborhood mediator
For years, the atmosphere between neighbors was soured by a sagging fence. Until they talked to each other and heard the story behind it. The fence was repaired, and so was the relationship! Neighborly disputes are not pleasant for anyone. That's why we're looking for mediators who can talk to residents and help them find a solution together. What do you do as a neighborhood mediator? - You and a fellow mediator visit the neighbor who reported the incident. - Together, you listen to the neighbor's story and experiences. - Then, you and your fellow mediator visit the other neighbor. - Together, you listen to the neighbor's story. Often the same story... but in reverse. - You remain neutral and impartial and look for the neighbors' shared interests. - You and your fellow mediator try to facilitate a discussion between the neighbors in a neutral setting, with your guidance and support. - Conduct a mediation conversation together and help ensure they leave the house in harmony. You always first take the two-day basic neighborhood mediation training course. Once you successfully complete it, you'll work with an experienced neighborhood mediator. And it's good to know: there's already tension between the neighbors; your efforts can make a difference. This makes it extra enjoyable for you: • This work is very educational, and you develop skills. • In-depth training tailored to your needs. • Plenty of personal attention. • Team-building activities. • Neighborhood mediators are great people to get to know. • You participate in discussions about the further development of neighborhood mediation. • You indicate your availability and times in consultation. A mediation session on average lasts one to two half-days. So, are you the bridge-builder who can make Almelo more livable? Are you enthusiastic about the role of mediator? Then get in touch by sending a message on Almelo voor elkaar.
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