DVAP Partners provide a secure and neutral environment for child visitation, allowing children to maintain relationships with both parents — an essential component of their emotional development — while ensuring their safety from potential harm.
We also refer partners that offer support and resources for parents involved in the visitation process. This includes education on the impacts of domestic violence on children, guidance on promoting healthy parent-child relationships, and referrals to other services as needed.
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