Venue details
Address (not for correspondence):
C/o St Nicolas Church Centre, Vicarage Street,
Nuneaton, Warwickshire, CV11 4AZ
Opening hours
Days & Times: Saturdays weekly 10am to 12noon
Centre charges
No charge for service
Services available here
Supported contact
Handover
Accepts self referrals
Accredited
To make a referral,
contact:
Address: c/o St Nicolas Church, Vicarage Street, Nuneaton, CV11 4AZ
Telephone: 07826 554466
Description
The centre uses the hall at St Nicolas Church near the town centre and has its own small car park
Notes from this centre
COVID-19 UPDATE: Centre is open for contact (updated 15.9.21)
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: 02/06/2021
Summary:
Nuneaton child contact centre is a service that has been running for a considerable amount of time. The service is offered from St Nicholas Church Hall by professional and dedicated volunteers. The team is led by a motivated and enthusiastic co-ordinator that ensures the centre is a safe and enjoyable place for children to enjoy relationships with parents they no longer live with.
The building used is well maintained, decorated, and equipped with a range of toys and other resources for children and families to utilise during their time there. I have no doubt that children would experience an exciting place to see their parents and look forward to visiting the centre.
The centre supports families to move on from the difficulties they have experienced in such a way that is personalised and appropriate to that family. They understand the risks associated with the families they work with and have measures in place to limit these in a way that would not feel oppressive or punitive.
This child contact service is a credit to the National Association of Child Contact Centres and most importantly it is invaluable to the community it supports.
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