Welcome to the
Conflict Resolution Center
Confronting Conflict. Creating Opportunities. Empowering Youth.
ABOUT OUR
ORGANIZATION
6 PROGRAMS
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TEEN COURT
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TRUANCY
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JUVENILE COMMUNITY SERVICE & RESTITUTION
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MEDIATION
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S.T.O.P
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YOUNG ADULT MEDIATION
In 1995, Cabarrus County community leaders identified the need for a solution to the overburdened court system in the rapidly expanding community. In response, they formed the Conflict Resolution Center of Cabarrus County (CRC), a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization dedicated to improving options for community members experiencing personal conflict and any resulting legal challenges.
Through different mediation programs, we are able to bring some aid to the community and help young ones be more encouraged to do there best. From the Teen Court program being provided for our local teens to mediations programs for adults and young adults, we believe it's important to 'live & learn' from our mistakes. Our programs help in the learning aspect with classes, community service, and professional mediators in court. CRC is dedicated to maintaining a professional and judgment-free environment to help every individual have a better opportunity to move forward from there difficulties. Each program has something unique to offer to the community, learn more by clicking below.
+25
Years of Experience
+150
Teens Served in
Teen Court Annually
55-65
Teens Served in
JCSR Annually
+250
People Served in
Mediation Annually
The Conflict Resolution Center would like to thank everyone for all the support throughout the years and now in 2020.
COVID-19 has affected many wonderful small businesses and non-profits all around our area. We support one another any way we can. Our center has also been impacted by these difficult times.
Donations provide tools for teens volunteering in Teen Court, providing provisions for teens in our Juvenile Community Service program, helping those in our Shoplifting Prevention program have an opportunity to see how they affect business, small and large, with there actions and to learn the consequences, and so much more here at the Center.
We encourage everyone to learn more about what we work hard to do every day for the teens and families in our community by looking at our website.
