Escorted Supported Contact, in accordance with NACCC guidelines, involves a trained worker accompanying the child and non-resident parent during outings in the community. Unlike supervised contact, the worker’s role here is more observational, providing light support and guidance while allowing the parent and child to interact naturally. The worker ensures the child feels safe and comfortable, helps facilitate positive interactions, and is available to step in if needed. This setting allows families to build relationships in everyday environments, promoting a relaxed and supportive atmosphere.