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Supporting children and families following separation is not something that one service can do alone. It takes professionals and organisations working together to ensure children remain at the centre of decisions and receive the support they need.
At The Roberts Centre Family Time Child Contact Centre, we work closely with a range of agencies, including Cafcass and local authorities, to help provide safe and supportive contact arrangements that prioritise children's wellbeing.
We also regularly signpost and refer families to additional services when extra support may be beneficial. One of our valued local partners is the Daybreak Dragonfly Project, which supports families with children from pre-birth to 11 years old. The service helps families address challenges early, before they become bigger problems, and referrals can be made by professionals or directly by families themselves.
By working together and connecting families with the right support at the right time, we can help children and parents navigate change in a positive, child-centred way.
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Today is the third day of NACCCs National Child Contact Centre Week! This year's theme is... ' ' and today's theme is... ' ' 💙👦🏼✨

At our 4️⃣ child contact centres, we protect children’s rights and wellbeing by providing safe spaces with a neutral atmosphere for them to maintain relationships with the loved ones they no longer live with after family separations.

They insulate children from parental conflict, safeguard them from potential harm, and ensure their developmental and emotional needs remain the central focus during times of major domestic change.

Here are 6 ways we at The A Project help support children:

1️⃣ we preserve family bonds

2️⃣ we offer a neutral safe space

3️⃣ we re-build safe proximity's

4️⃣ we offer a tiered supervised setting

5️⃣ we offer supported frameworks

6️⃣ we offer pre-visits

To learn more about our children contact centres and services, please take a look at our website: www.theaproject.co.uk

Contact:
💬[email protected]
📞020 7788 8442

🏠25 North Row, W1K
📍Knight Rider House, ME15 6LU
🏠Heritage House, DA11 0BH
📍Pluto House, TN1 1DJ

Today we’re celebrating the professionals who make a difference in children’s lives every day.

Family mediators, Cafcass practitioners, local authority teams, teachers, healthcare professionals and many others all contribute to supporting children and families through periods of change.

Their expertise, compassion and commitment help ensure children’s voices are heard and their wellbeing remains a priority.

Thank you to everyone working across services to support children and families.

It’s Day 3 of NACCC Week 2026: And it’s all about Professional Focus!

Behind every positive contact experience is a team of professionals working together to support children and families.

Social workers, family support workers, foster carers, CAFCAS, teachers, legal professionals, and contact centres all play an important role in a child’s journey. When professionals collaborate, share information, and work towards the same goal, children receive better support and achieve better outcomes.

At springcare, we believe that putting children first means working together to create safe, supportive, and child-centred experiences for every family we support.

💙 Professional Focus
💚 Putting Children First

📖 Our Day 3 NACCC Week blog is now live, exploring the importance of partnership working and the impact professionals can have on the lives of children and families.
👉 Read the full blog via the link in our bio or visit:
🌐 https://springcaresupport.co.uk/national-child-contact-centre-week-2026-day-3-professional-focus/

🏡 Springcare Family Support Centre
📍 211 Fore Street, Edmonton, N18 2TZ

📣 Day 3 of National Child Contact Centre Week 2026

💙 Putting Children First

📍Today's theme: Everybody's Responsibility to Support the Child - Professional Focus

Today we're highlighting the vital role professionals and wider support services play in supporting children and separated families. We'll be exploring how agencies working together can help protect children's rights and wellbeing, and signposting to services that support families to navigate change in a child-centred way.

We'll be sharing content from centres and services across the UK throughout the day.

👀💛 Through the Child’s Eyes 💛👀

Every child experiences family separation differently. For many, it can be a time of uncertainty, change and mixed emotions.

At Children’s Links Contact Centres across the East Midlands, we work hard to ensure every child feels safe, welcomed and supported. Through kindness, empathy and understanding, we help create positive experiences where children can maintain important family relationships in a child-centred environment.

This Child Contact Centre Week, we’re proud to support the NACCC theme “Through the Child’s Eyes” and to put children’s needs at the heart of everything we do.

🌟 Safe
🌟 Heard
🌟 Supported
🌟 Understood

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🌟 National Child Contact Centre Week 2026 🌟

This week, we're proud to celebrate the important role Child Contact Centres play in supporting children and families.

At Carrickfergus Child Contact Centre, we provide a safe, welcoming and child-focused environment where children can maintain meaningful relationships with family members following separation, family breakdown or other challenging circumstances.

💜 We believe every child deserves the opportunity to spend quality time with the people who matter most to them.

Our dedicated volunteers and staff work tirelessly to:
🏡 Provide a safe and neutral setting
🤝 Facilitate supported family contact
👨‍👩‍👧 Support positive family relationships
❤️ Put children's needs and wellbeing at the heart of everything we do

A huge thank you to our incredible volunteers, staff and funders whose commitment makes this vital service possible.


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