What is
Concord Mediation Center
Concord Mediation Center restores peace and strengthens community well-being through conflict resolution and restorative justice services in the greater Omaha area. Serving more than 1,000 clients and 500 youth annually, we provide evidence-based and needs-based problem-solving methods to empower families and communities to collaborate, mend, and move forward.
A nonprofit founded in 1999, Concord Mediation Center is one of six Nebraskan mediation centers approved by the Office of Dispute Resolution and serves Douglas and Sarpy Counties. Supported by contracts, grants, donors, and volunteers, the organization offers a cost-effective and bridge-building alternative for handling disputes. We also provide educational programs to organizations seeking problem-solving, mediation, and facilitation skills.
Concord Mediation Center Services
Concord helps open communication lines and resolve conflict in a safe and impartial environment.
Why Concord Mediation Center in Omaha?
It’s trusted.
With our highly trained staff, you’ll experience an impartial, confidential, and evidence-based approach to problem solving. Serving Douglas and Sarpy Counties since 1999, Concord is the only state-recognized dispute resolution center in the area. Rest assured, you’re in good hands.
It’s accessible.
Everyone deserves the opportunity to resolve problems and conflict in a healthy and collaborative manner. So, we help make it possible. With grants, government assistance, and needs-based pricing, people can always seek resolution with Concord.
It’s restorative.
Conflict happens. Peace of mind is possible. Concord’s proven methods empower you to create a path forward. Relationships mend, communication lines open, and communities rebuild. Trust our experience with nearly 1,000 clients annually: resolution is within your reach.
Concord Mediation’s Impact in the Greater Omaha Area
Empowering Nebraskans to communicate constructively, mend relationships, and move forward.
19,000
Clients Served
6,841
Mediations
3,879
Small Claims Cases
186
Juvenile Justice Cases
2,500
Youth Served