National Child Contact Centre Week
We’re delighted to announce the launch of National Child Contact Centre Week – a brand new initiative coordinated by NACCC in partnership with our accredited member centres.
Taking place from 16th – 22nd June 2025, the week aims to raise awareness of NACCC- accredited child contact centres and celebrate the vital role they play in supporting children and families through separation.
Our logo: Created by Children
As part of our preparations for Child Contact Centre Week, we invited children and young people from our accredited member centres to take part in a special challenge: designing our official campaign logo!
We were thrilled to receive a wonderful variety of entries, showcasing the talent, imagination, and heart of the children who attend our child contact centres across the UK.
After much deliberation by our judging panel, we’re delighted to share our winners:
Winner: Abyaz, age 10, from Unique Contact and Community Service (UCCS) in Stratford, London.
Abyaz’s design captured themes of love, connection, and growth – symbolised through a heart-rooted tree of hearts and family figures united by a shared heart. His design has been chosen as the official logo for this year’s campaign. Huge congratulations, Abyaz!
Logo competition winner Abyaz pictured with UCCS Care Co-ordinator Nida E Sehar and Centre Manager Claire Jackson
Runner-Up: Rubi, age 12, from the Support & Supervised Family Contact Centre in Spalding, Lincolnshire. Rubi’s design beautifully captures the happiness and joy that child contact centres bring by helping children reconnect with their families after separation. Well done, Rubi – your design shows great creativity and thoughtfulness.
Runner-up Rubi pictured with Support & Supervised Family Contact Centre Director Jennifer Wheelhouse
Both winners received Amazon gift vouchers (£25 and £15 respectively) and were delighted to be featured as part of this year’s campaign.
We would like to say a heartfelt thank you to every child who entered — your artwork is a powerful reminder of why this work matters so much.
What’s Happening During the Week?
From Monday 16th to Sunday 22nd June, we’ll be launching a national social media campaign, to raise awareness of child contact centres and highlight the incredible work happening in communities across the UK.
Each day will focus on a theme— from introducing centres, to hearing from families, to celebrating the dedicated teams who make it all possible.
📆 Daily Themes
| Date | Theme | Hashtag | |
| Mon 16 June | Hello from… | #HelloFromOurCentre | |
| Tues 17 June | What is a Contact Centre? | #WhatIsFamilyTime | |
| Wed 18 June | Voices of Families | #WhyContactMatters | |
| Thurs 19 June | Meet the Team | #OurTeamOurHeart | |
| Fri 20 June | Future Hopes | #FutureOfFamilyTime | |
| Sat Sun 21–22 June | Open Reflection & Thank You | #ThankYouTeam |
How You Can Take Part: Follow. Share. Celebrate.
Whether you’re a centre, a family who has used one, a professional who refers families, or simply someone who believes in the power of safe family connections — this is your chance to get involved and help us spread the word:
- Follow NACCC on Facebook, Instagram, X/Twitter, and LinkedIn
- Share posts from NACCC and their accredited centres
- Use the hashtag #ChildContactCentreWeek
- Tag NACCC so we can amplify your posts
- Create your own content using the daily themes
Why It Matters
Child contact centres provide safe, supportive spaces where children can spend time with a parent/family member they don’t live with.
For many families navigating separation, this time is essential — helping children rebuild relationships, feel secure, and thrive.
By sharing stories from the people behind the scenes — and the voices of the families we support — we aim to build greater understanding, awareness, and appreciation of this life-changing work.
📥 Resources
We’re delighted to launch a new dedicated website for National Child Contact Centre week, packed with information and resources. Visit the website here.
Looking for resources to share with families or professionals?
Head over to our Resources page for downloadable guides, child-friendly materials, and more.
We’d also like to say a HUGE thank you to website designer, Adam Colthorpe, of Sailfin Communications – a specialist communications agency for charities and not-for-profits – for creating our fantastic campaign website.
Let’s Celebrate Together
Join us for our first National Child Contact Centre Week and help us shine a light on the amazing work happening in centres across the country.
Follow. Share. Celebrate.
#ChildContactCentreWeek