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My child and I have experienced domestic abuse – can we use a supported child contact centre?

Child contact centres will undertake a robust referral and risk assessment process to ascertain whether they can safely meet the needs of your family.

You might find it helpful to contact your local centre in order to discuss this with them.

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My child and I have experienced domestic abuse – can we use a supported child contact centre?

Are there any books or websites that might help my child at this time?

I am currently using a NACCC-accredited centre – how do I make a complaint?

I am on a low income. Is there any help available to help cover the costs of using a child contact centre?

I have been ordered by the court to use a child contact centre but my child does not want to. What do I do?

I don’t speak to my ex. How can we sort out using a contact centre?

Who decides which contact centre we are going to use?

Do I need a court order to use a child contact centre?

Do contact centres have to abide by court orders?

Can I refer myself?

How can the child contact centre scheme help me?

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