Escorted Supervised Contact, as outlined by NACCC, involves a trained worker accompanying the child and non-resident parent during outings outside the contact centre. The worker actively supervises the interactions, ensuring the child’s safety and well-being while offering support to both parent and child. This type of contact allows families to engage in everyday activities, like going to the park or visiting a café, in a controlled and safe manner. The supervising worker provides feedback and monitors the visit, facilitating a positive experience and helping to gradually rebuild trust and strengthen the parent-child relationship.