Venue details
Address (not for correspondence):
Siobhan Davies Studios, 85 St George’s Road,
London, London, SE1 6ER
Opening hours
Days & Times: Monday - Saturday 9am - 7pm Sunday 10am - 5pm
Centre charges
This centre provide their fee structure to parents and professionals at the point of enquiry.
Services available here
Supported family time
Supervised family time
Handover
Supervised family time assessment
Indirect
Escorted family time
Life story identity family time
Accepts self referrals
Enhanced Accredited
Virtual family time (Supported)
Virtual family time (Supervised)
Description
Our contact centre is situated in a child friendly accessible building in Central London. It is a warm and safe environment where separated children, young people and adults can safely explore, understand, and develop their identities and relationships. Where appropriate contact services can also take place in the community, agreed venue or virtually. We offer unique, professional social work support and contact intervention to support children, young people, and their families through processes of change, separation, loss during and following public and private family law court proceedings. Our mission is to support the emotional and social development of children and young people by providing them with safe and beneficial contact with parents, siblings, and other family members from whom they are separated (temporarily or permanently) due to care or contested contact (family law) proceedings. We also offer tailored Early Intervention/Family Support services. We provide high quality, comprehensive written reports that can be used to inform the courts, social care, and expert assessments in achieving the best outcome possible for children, young people, and their families. The centre is managed by experienced social workers. All members of staff are highly trained professionals. We are completely independent and impartial.
Notes from this centre
Referrals by email only
This centre is accredited to provide supervised 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 centre’s 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. If your family time happens in the community The service might use local community venues to deliver their service or in some cases, residential properties including family members’ homes, where this is safe and appropriate., then the assessor will check that this is going to be safe for you.
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: 21/11/2024
Summary:
Nest Resident Projects has moved premises following their accreditation visit in 2024 and therefore was visited in August 2025 to ensure that the venue was appropriate for its purpose. The summary below has been altered accordingly to take account of the new venue.
Nest Resident Projects has been accredited since 2021 and has recently moved to Siobhan Davies Studios in Westminster. This venue has limited onsite parking and is close to public transport links.
Siobhan Davies Studio is a multiuse building offering office space, meeting rooms, community projects, dance studios and after school clubs. The building is inviting, and reception staff were friendly and approachable.
The centre has leaflets available with a range of information included on these for the children and 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.
Staff are experienced and the centre is child focussed, providing a good service for families and the community. Any recommended actions following the visit are now complete meaning the service meets the standards for enhanced (supervised) family time accreditation.
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