Pro-bono Mediation

Our pro-bono mediation service is designed to provide a high-quality free mediation service for charities and other organisations serving our community.

Three60 Consult has a team of highly experienced and capable mediators. We offer private mediation services for employment matters including for employment relationship problems, personal grievances, interpretation disputes and collective bargaining impasses. As part of our commitment to serving our community, we provide these mediation services for free to eligible parties.

How our pro-bono mediation service works

Our pro-bono mediation service is offered to people or organisations within our community who do public good and who may not otherwise have the ability to access or engage with our private mediation services to resolve their conflict. If your case qualifies, we will match you with one of our experienced mediators, who will guide you through the mediation process.

Our Mediation Team
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