Mediation for Charities and Non-Profit Organisations
Charities and non-profit organisations often face disputes that involve not only legal and financial considerations, but also governance responsibilities, stakeholder relationships and reputational concerns. Whether the issue involves trustees, partners, suppliers, beneficiaries or internal decision-making, resolving disputes efficiently and sensitively is essential in order to protect the organisation’s mission and resources.
Harbour Mediation recognises the unique pressures faced by organisations operating in the charitable sector. For this reason, we offer reduced mediation rates for charities and non-profit organisations, helping ensure that access to effective dispute resolution remains practical and proportionate.
Harbour Mediation’s Principal Mediator, Nick Cheshire, also brings personal experience of working within the charitable sector. Alongside more than 20 years of commercial and legal experience, Nick has held senior roles within charitable organisations also, These roles have strengthened his skills in sensitive negotiation, governance and consensus-building, particularly where emotional, financial and reputational considerations intersect.
If you would like to discuss a matter in confidence or learn more about our reduced rates for charities and non-profit organisations, please contact us.


Additionally, as a member of the Society of Mediators our principal charities mediator, Nick Cheshire regularly supports the work of the non-profit Free Mediation Service, which includes mediating a wide range of civil and commercial disputes at the Royal Courts of Justice. Learn more.
If your charity is experiencing conflict and you would like to arrange a confidential, preliminary conversation to discuss mediation as an option, please don't hesitate to contact our principal charities mediator, Nick Cheshire.
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