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Supervised contact, supported contact, handovers and transport - About Aimee
24 years in health and social care, and why the service exists - For professionals
How solicitors, mediators and social workers refer a family - Supervised contact in Inverness
Where the contact centres are, and what to do if none is near you - Guides
Plain guides to contact in Scotland - Contact
Phone, WhatsApp and email, and what happens next
Guides
- What is supervised contact? A parent's guide for Scotland
What happens in a session, who pays, how records work, and how supervision can step down over time. - Supervised contact and supported contact: the difference, and why the wording matters
Two different services, and why the wording in a section 11 order decides what a family actually receives. - Child contact in the Highlands and Moray: your local options
Contact centres, community based sessions and transport support, area by area across the Highlands and Moray. - Supervised handovers: keeping the exchange calm when contact itself is fine
When the contact goes well and the exchange is the hard part, a supervised handover keeps it calm. - What supervised contact costs, and how long it lasts
What you are actually paying for, how long a session runs, how many weeks it usually takes, and who pays. - Supervised contact when your child is neurodivergent
Contact arrangements often assume a neurotypical child. How sessions can be designed around autistic and ADHD children.
Policies and terms
Each of these is also available as a signed document on request, along with the client service agreement, the referral form and the incident report form, which are not published here.
- Terms of service
- Safeguarding policy
- Lone working policy
- Health and safety policy
- Confidentiality and GDPR
- Complaints procedure
- Cookie policy