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NACCC Looking for Support Officers |
NACCC is looking to attract new Support Officers for the London, Wales and the North West regions,on a self employed basis, to work with supported child contact centres. The work will involve liaising with new and existing centres:
- to help them become accredited; this will include at least one visit
- to offer a training session if they are a new centre
- to reaccredit those which are already accredited and due to be reaccredited.
We pay £50 for each training session and £11 per hour for other work, with travel expenses on top of that.
If you are interested, please send a copy of your CV to the NACCC office. |
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National Association of Child Contact Centres |
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What is a Child Contact Centre? A Child Contact Centre is a safe, friendly and neutral place where children of separated families can spend time with one or both parents and sometimes other family members. They are child-centred environments that provide toys, games and facilities that reflect the diverse needs of children affected by family breakdown. |
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Court Based Training - March - June 2009 |
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Court Based Training - Chance to see the Court room
- Judges welcome you with speech explaining what they do and their role within the court process
- CAFCASS officer & solicitor talk about their roles
There are a range of venues and dates for this training which starts at the end of March.
Places are limited so it will be on a first come first served basis. Please complete the booking form which is available from Donna Moreland ( d.moreland@naccc.org.uk) and send a cheque for £15 to Donna Moreland, (made payable to NACCC), to NACCC, Minerva House, Spaniel Row, Nottingham NG1 6EP.
Please note: Closing date for bookings is generally 2 weeks prior to the event. | VENUE | DATE | TIME | | Exeter | Thursday 18 June 2009 | 4.30pm – 6.30pm | | Reading | Tuesday 23 June 2009 | 4pm – 6.15pm |
Unfortunately some of the sessions have had to be cancelled due to illness
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Public Funding – Children and Adoption Act 2006 and contact centres - Update |
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In December 2008 the Legal Services Commission amended its decision making guidance to reflect the Children and Adoption Act 2006 and in relation to the funding of contact centres/assessements.
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How it looks to me: Young Person's Consultation |
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A young person's consultation for those aged between 10 and 18 years whose parents are separated or divorced.
The aim is for young persons to come to this consultation and help to make a difference to other young people. The message from this day will be published in a report to help improve services to families. Th event is on the 15th April at the Leicester Space Centre. Free entry to grand prize, £10 vouchers, gift pack, lunch provided Travel will be paid for attendees and it will be a really fun day. The messages from this day will be published in a report to help improve services to families. Futher Information from Kathryn Grant 0113 3947412 email kathryn.grant@cafcass.gov.uk. |
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‘Think Fathers’ Campaign – “dads’ summit” |
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‘Think Fathers’ is a new campaign which has been unveiled by Children’s Minister Beverley Hughes, and aims to shatter the myth across children’s professions that fathers are the ‘invisible parent’. This campaign is unique in that its goal is to encourage different sectors to look distinctively at fathers and not just at parents generically. |
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