ADR Providers
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    ADR Providers

    About the ADR service sector

    There are many diverse ADR providers. They range from government provided and publicly funded dispute resolution organisations to private professional organisations. It is not NADRAC’s role to provide mediation services or training programs to members of the public nor is it NADRAC's role to recommend ADR providers.

    Accredited Mediators

    Recognised Mediator Accreditation Bodies (RMABs) accredit mediators under the National Mediator Accreditation System.

    As at June 2009, NADRAC has been advised that the following organisations are complying with the requirements for RMABs under the National Mediator Accreditation System:

    You should be aware that RMABs may accredit some of their mediators and not others.

    This webpage will be updated from time to time.

    ADR Providers

    NADRAC has compiled the following list of major national and state wide organisations that provide ADR services directly to the public. You should be aware that the list is not a comprehensive one. The list does not include ADR provided by courts and tribunals in connection with court proceedings or specialist programs for particular client groups.

    Organisations that provide ADR services on a national or state wide basis and whose services are available directly to members of the public but who have been omitted from the following list may contact the NADRAC Secretariat and ask to have their organisation included.

    Organisations marked with an * are RMABs

    NATIONAL

    ACT

    NSW

    VIC

    QLD

    WA

    SA

    NT

    TAS