What We Do

We find and empower community leaders (peacemakers) to adopt inclusive and accessible mediation, which includes communication, procedural, and physical accessibility.

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Financial Sustainability and Revenue Streams

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We sustain our operations financially by charging clients for mediation sessions. The revenue generated from these services supports both our mission and operational costs. This model also allows us to offer free services aimed at empowering individuals with disabilities, including accessible mediation information tailored to their needs.

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To further reduce operational costs, we partner with government and disability organizations, leveraging their existing systems. By empowering these partners with skills in inclusive mediation, we cultivate a network of peacemakers within established institutions, enhancing the impact and reach of our mission.

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Mediation

 

ESS's mediation program generates vital income that fuels our social impact initiatives through two key channels. First, fees from private mediation directly contribute to operational costs, allowing us to maintain a skilled team of mediators and offer accessible services. Second, our role in court-appointed mediations provides a stable revenue stream set by the Chief Justice, ensuring long-term financial stability.

 

In both cases, these resources are reinvested into our social impact initiatives, fostering lasting positive change in peaceful and inclusive conflict resolution.

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​​Profitability:

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• Reduced court costs: 70% of cases are resolved amicably through mediation, avoiding costly court proceedings.

• Sustainable profit: Only 30% of cases require court representation, resulting in a profit margin of 20% after operating costs.

• Reduced reliance on external funding: Over time, the reliance on external financial support diminishes as the service becomes self-sustaining

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