Denver, Colorado is home to a thriving community of divorce mediators who are dedicated to providing alternative dispute resolution services to couples navigating the complexities of marital separation. While many divorce mediation services offer free or low-cost consultations, some are now offering scholarships specifically designed to support social work students in pursuing their interests in this field.
One such organization is Denver Mediation Services (DMS), a non-profit organization that provides divorce mediation and counseling services to couples and individuals. According to their website, DMS is committed to providing accessible and affordable conflict resolution services to all, regardless of income or background. As part of their commitment to supporting social work students, DMS offers scholarships for students pursuing degrees in fields related to mental health, social work, or a related field.
These scholarships are designed to help cover the cost of tuition, fees, and living expenses while allowing students to focus on their studies. To be eligible, applicants must be current high school seniors or graduating students from an accredited college or university, with a minimum GPA of 2.5. The DMS scholarship program is open to social work students enrolled in a degree-granting program, including master's and doctoral degrees.
For more information about the Denver Mediation Services scholarship program, visit their website at https://biz.malaysiantalks.com/news/denver-divorce-mediation-service-still-accepting-applicants-for-its-2023-social-work-scholarship/0443266/. By supporting these scholarships, social work students in Denver can gain valuable experience and training in the field of divorce mediation while also exploring their own career interests.