Venue details
Address (not for correspondence):
The Maurice Rawling Centre, Bean Street,
Hull, East Yorkshire, HU3 2PU
Opening hours
Days & Times: Alternate Saturdays.
Centre charges
£120 per referral (12 sessions)
Services available here
Supported family time
Accepts self referrals
Accredited
Not For Profit
To make a referral,
contact:
Address: c/o Pathway Mediation, The Hall, Lairgate, Beverley, HU17 8HL
Telephone: 07875 434450
This centre is accredited to provide supported contact
Accreditation is a way of checking that your contact centre is safe and meets our standards.
How is a centre checked?
An assessorSomeone working on our behalf who has experience and an interest in child contact services and must assess if a service meets our standards. looks round the rooms, toys, equipment, and any outside play areas to make sure that they are safe and good for you to use. They talk with the people at the centre to make sure that they are trained and helped to do their job as well as possible. They then check the informationThe assessor checks through the centre’s accreditation portfolio which includes policies, procedures, risk assessments, reports (if the service offers supervised contact) and information for families. on what happens at the centre and how it keeps you safe.
When the assessor is happy that a centre meets our standards then they are awarded their accreditation and you can find them on this website. Accreditation happens every three years with extra checks if needed.
Accreditation Summary
Date: 17/12/2024
Summary:
Bridge Child Contact Centre is a well-established centre, in operation for over 20 years. It is located in Hull, in the Maurice Rawlings Community Centre, based in a local council estate, approximately 15 minutes’ walk from the city centre. There are good transport links and allocated parking at the centre.
The centre has a large family time hall where each family is given their own space so that they can partake in table activities and games. Visiting parents are also encouraged to bring toys or games to the centre, which are checked by volunteers.
The centre has a detailed, bright, and inviting website and leaflets with a range of information included on these for the families that may use the centre. This information helps them to anticipate everything from making a referral to the appropriate steps to take if they are unhappy or feel unsafe.
Overall, everyone was very friendly and welcoming and well prepared for the assessor’s visit. Any recommended actions following the visit are now complete meaning the service meets the standards for supported family time accreditation.
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