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Housing Mediation & Re-entry Support
Helping landlords, tenants, and individuals navigating re-entry find peaceful, lasting resolutions to housing disputes.
Resolving Housing Conflicts Before They Escalate
Whether you're a landlord dealing with a difficult tenancy, a tenant facing eviction, or someone re-entering the community after incarceration, our Housing and Re-entry Mediation program offers confidential, affordable support to help you navigate conflict and find workable solutions.
Landlord-Tenant Mediation
Disputes between landlords and tenants can escalate quickly. Our mediators help both parties communicate, understand each other's concerns, and reach agreements that avoid costly court proceedings.
- Non-payment of rent disputes
- Property damage and repair issues
- Lease violations and move-out disagreements
- Noise, nuisance, and neighbor complaints
- Eviction prevention and alternatives
Re-entry Mediation & Support
Individuals returning from incarceration often face difficult conversations with family members, landlords, and employers. Our re-entry mediation services help bridge those gaps and rebuild relationships.
- Family reunification conversations
- Landlord negotiations for housing access
- Conflict coaching for difficult conversations
- Referrals to community support resources
- Confidential, judgment-free support
Meet Your Housing Coordinators
Teena Juby
Housing and Re-entry Mediation Coordinator
If you are a landlord or tenant with a housing issue, or someone just coming out of the criminal justice system looking for help having a difficult conversation, Teena can help you learn more about how we can assist in those situations.
Drew Harter
Central Worcester County Housing Coordinator
Drew works with landlords, tenants, and community members in Central Worcester County to navigate housing disputes and connect individuals with the resources they need to find stable, lasting solutions.
Common Questions
Need Housing Mediation Help?
Contact our Housing and Re-entry Coordinator today. We're here to listen and help you find a path forward.
