About Kindre
Our Mission
To provide a safe and nurturing process and environment for a young person to spend meaningful time with other adult parties. Our focus will always be to ensure the wishes and feelings of the young person are paramount in everything we do. All interventions will be always based on the best interests of the young person
Company Summary
The service manager is from a mental health nursing background with a 26 year career within a diverse setting of both health and social care. In 2006 she completed a law degree giving a solid foundation in the complexities of the law. She has a 3 and half year working experience of managing a busy families contact service provision and it is now that she has embarked on her own service.
When parents separate or divorce, the relationships between the adults can be difficult but most children want to maintain a relationship with both their parents as well as other important and well established family members. Studies have shown that children can encounter more difficulties in life, such as emotional or behavioural problems, if they don’t have a good relationship with both parents. We will be here to help separated parents if there are problems in agreeing with contact arrangements? These problems could arise for various reasons including breakdown of communication, conflict between the parents, contact not taking place for a long time or if either parent can’t or won’t see the other. Our service can help in breaking down all these barriers and support with resolution
Our Services
· Improving contact arrangements – outlined plan of intervention, direct work with adult parties, children, dispute resolution, promoting child contact and support with the completion of an agreed parenting plan. This model aims to minimise the risk of break down once the intervention is complete. The parents will be expected to continue with the agreed arrangements independently after. Full final report with recommendations at the end of the process.
· Fully supervised contact. Session report provided.
· Supported completion of a parenting plan. This will be on either a 1:1, 1:2 or mixture of both as appropriate.
· Dispute resolution work with adult parties and young people as necessary.