Supervised Contact Visits

$145.00

Supervised centre-based contact

  • Visits conducted within the safe, home-style environment of Serena’s Place

  • Opportunities for shared play, meals, routine-based interaction and quiet connection

  • Supportive supervision focused on strengthening attachment and parenting confidence

Community-based supervised contact

Cool Cats provides supervision in community environments to support natural interaction and real-world parenting experiences.

Community contact may include:

  • playground or park visits

  • shared meals at cafes or picnic settings

  • shopping trips

  • school holiday or recreational activities

  • cultural outings

  • attendance at agreed child appointments or events

Each outing is planned through a structured risk assessment process to ensure:
✔ physical safety
✔ emotional stability
✔ clear behavioural expectations
✔ appropriate supervision ratios
✔ transport and logistical coordination

Community contact is particularly beneficial where families are preparing for reunification or transitioning from higher levels of supervision.

Supervised centre-based contact

  • Visits conducted within the safe, home-style environment of Serena’s Place

  • Opportunities for shared play, meals, routine-based interaction and quiet connection

  • Supportive supervision focused on strengthening attachment and parenting confidence

Community-based supervised contact

Cool Cats provides supervision in community environments to support natural interaction and real-world parenting experiences.

Community contact may include:

  • playground or park visits

  • shared meals at cafes or picnic settings

  • shopping trips

  • school holiday or recreational activities

  • cultural outings

  • attendance at agreed child appointments or events

Each outing is planned through a structured risk assessment process to ensure:
✔ physical safety
✔ emotional stability
✔ clear behavioural expectations
✔ appropriate supervision ratios
✔ transport and logistical coordination

Community contact is particularly beneficial where families are preparing for reunification or transitioning from higher levels of supervision.