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Venue Full Day Sessions

A Venue Full Day Session gives your family exclusive use of one of our contact centres for an extended period, allowing a full day of quality time in a private, comfortable and neutral setting. It is ideal where shorter sessions are not enough to sustain and develop a child's relationship with a parent.

What the service is

We provide a dedicated venue for a full day, staffed and set up for your family alone. Depending on the level of support agreed, the day can be supported or supervised, and can be arranged as a one-off or as part of an ongoing arrangement.

As a NACCC enhanced accredited organisation focused exclusively on contact services, we hold every session to the same professional standard across all of our centres.

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How it works

  • We agree the venue, date and level of support with all parties following your referral.
  • The centre is reserved for your family for the full day.
  • Arrivals and departures are staggered so parties do not need to meet.
  • Where supervision is agreed, trained staff remain present throughout and record the session as required.
  • A written report can be provided to referrers where relevant.
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Why it helps families

A longer, unhurried day allows children to settle, share meals, play and reconnect in a way that brief visits cannot. It gives parents the time and space to rebuild a natural relationship, at a pace that works for whatever the family now looks like.

When it is used

Full day sessions are often suitable when:

  • A parent lives at a distance and travel makes short visits impractical.
  • Contact is being re-established after a significant gap.
  • A court, solicitor or local authority has recommended extended supervised or supported time.
  • A family is progressing towards less structured arrangements.
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No waiting list

We never operate a waiting list. Provided both parties engage, we can have a service in place within seven days — not the six to nine months families often face elsewhere.

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