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Overview of the contact centre
Our Child Contact Centre is a safe, friendly and neutral place where children with separated families can spend time with one or both parents and when appropriate, other family members. It is a child centre environment that puts the needs of the children first. Who runs LFLCCC? LFLCCC is run by a team of experience and qualified staff and volunteers headed by a Co-ordinator who have been through the DBS check and adhere to the quality framework of the National Association of Child Contact Centre (NACCC). How do I get started? Use of LFLCCC is by referral. The referral can be made by a parent, solicitor, family mediator, cafcass officer, social worker or family support worker. The person making the referral completes a referral form and sends it by post or email. Once the parents have been interviewed and accept our agreement for use of child contact service then contact can start. Services
Supported Contact A service where contact takes place without constant supervision by a supervisor and agreed by both parents or ordered by the court. Report in the form of record of contact can be provided upon request and there is a cost for this service and for the reports. Supervised contact A service where contact takes place in the constant presence of a trained person with direct responsibility to observe and ensure the safety of those involved. Factual reports can be provided upon request and there is a cost for this service and for reports. Handover The centre is use as a “drop off” and “pick up” point and is suitable for parents who do not want to meet. Please click the download link to download the referral form. Fill out and return to: childrencontactcentre@lifelongfamilylinks.org.uk or call 020 8671 8939 |
We are a not-for-profit organisation that provides services to young people with disabilities, support to families and adults that need special companion.
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