Supervised Visitation Information
Price $45.00 an hour plus $45.00 for intake (Financial hardships can be considered)
Our goal is to provide a safe, structured, and neutral environment for children and families.
Our Role
Women of Worth is a neutral provider of supervised visitation services. We do not take sides between parents. We do
not provide legal advice. We are not therapists, mediators, investigators, or custody evaluators. Our role is to
supervise visits, maintain safety, document observations, and follow court orders.
Confidentiality
Supervised visitation is not confidential. Records and reports may be released if required by court order, subpoena,
law enforcement, Child Protective Services, or other legal requirements.
Mandated Reporting
Women of Worth staff are mandated reporters under California law and are required to report suspected child abuse
or neglect to the appropriate authorities.
Court Orders
Women of Worth follows court orders, not requests from either parent. It is the responsibility of the parties to provide
updated court orders. Services may be delayed or suspended if court orders are unclear, conflicting, or unavailable.
Arrival Procedures
The visiting parent must arrive 15 minutes before the scheduled visitation time. Upon arrival, the visiting parent will
enter through the entrance connected to the supervised visitation room. A provider will conduct a brief check-in before
the child arrives. Visits may be delayed, suspended, or cancelled if safety concerns are identified. The custodial
parent and child will arrive separately and enter through the Women of Worth Vintage Store entrance. Parents shall
not have contact with one another during arrival unless specifically ordered by the court. The child will not be brought
into the visitation area until the provider has completed the check-in process with the visiting parent and determined
that the visit may proceed safely.
Departure Procedures
At the conclusion of the visit, a provider or approved staff member will escort the child from the visitation area to the
Women of Worth Vintage Store entrance, where the child will be reunited with the custodial parent. Once the child has
safely departed, the visiting parent will leave through the same entrance used upon arrival. Parents shall not have
contact with one another during departure unless specifically ordered by the court. All parties are expected to leave
the property promptly following completion of services.
Visitation Rules
• The provider must be able to see and hear all interactions at all times. • No discussion of court proceedings, custody
disputes, attorneys, judges, or future court outcomes. • No derogatory comments about the other parent, family
members, caregivers, or the child. • No coaching the child regarding court matters. • No questioning the child about
the other parent, home life, relationships, or legal matters. • No passing messages through the child. • No passing
documents, money, gifts, or personal property without provider approval. • No threats, intimidation, aggressive
behavior, or physical discipline. • No alcohol or illegal drug use before or during visits. • Only court-approved or
provider-approved individuals may attend visits. • Cell phones and electronic devices must remain silent and may not
be used during visits except with provider approval. • Women of Worth provides water during visits. Any snacks for the
child must be provided by the custodial parent unless otherwise approved by the provider. • Visiting parents may not
provide food, beverages, gifts, money, treats, or special items without provider approval. • The provider may interrupt,
suspend, or terminate visits for safety concerns or rule violations.
Restroom & Personal Care
Custodial parents are encouraged to ensure children use the restroom before visitation begins. Restrooms are
available at the facility before visits begin. Children who are capable of using the restroom independently will be
permitted to do so under provider supervision appropriate to their age and developmental level. Children requiring
assistance with restroom or personal care needs will be accommodated according to developmental needs, court
orders, safety considerations, and provider discretion.
Special Court-Ordered Restrictions
Additional restrictions may apply in certain cases, including cases involving allegations of sexual abuse or other
court-ordered conditions. Any applicable restrictions will be reviewed during orientation and enforced according to the
court order.
Questions & Acknowledgment
The parties will be given an opportunity to ask questions regarding procedures, expectations, and services before
supervised visitation begins