How does the work of a visitation center produce or not produce safety for everyone involved? A report from the California Safe Havens Demonstration Site Safety and Accountability Audit Report

As part of their participation as a demonstration site for the Safe Havens Supervised Visitation and Safe Exchange Grant Program, three visitation centers applied the methods of the “safety and accountability audit” to the question of how the design, processes, and procedures of visitation and exchange account for safety in the context of domestic violence cases. The centers included: Family Access Program of Santa Clara County (Community Solutions); Santa Cruz Safe Connections for Kids (Walnut Avenue Women’s Center); and, Family Visitation
Center (Family Service Agency of San Mateo County).