Family Support
Family Visitation Center
We offer a safe space for parents and children to meet during supervised visits and exchanges.
We offer a safe space for parents and children to meet during supervised visits and exchanges.
The FVC offers a safe, neutral child-friendly site for supervised visits and exchanges for families experiencing domestic violence, dating violence, sexual assault, or stalking.
The goal of the center and program is to provide a professionally monitored environment that allows interactions that can strengthen parent and child relationships, including a parent with visitation restrictions.
The center also allows the caregiver with significant decision-making responsibility, a chance to feel relief while going through their day, without the worry of their child’s location.
The Family Visitation Center (FVC) provides visitation services for families who have experienced domestic violence, stalking, and high conflict separation who are not involved with the Child Welfare System.
If a family has been court referred to services, the FVC will file a court report on a quarterly basis.
Before a family can utilize FVC services, both parents must schedule and complete a separate orientation with the FVC Supervisor. The FVC will try to accommodate court orders based on scheduling availability.
Orientations can be scheduled by calling:
(309) 834-5206
The FVC’s primary concern is safety.
The FVC enforces various security protocols to enhance the safety of the families using our Center. The FVC’s procedures are designed so neither parent has contact with the other during the course of services.
Other safety features include:
11th Judicial Circuit which includes McLean, Livingston, Logan, Ford and Woodford counties.
For information, contact:
Kara Moffett
Brightpoint Central Regional Office
403 South State Street
Bloomington, IL, 61701
The FVC is a place where I knew I could drop my children off and they were safe for that time. I could finally breathe for a moment. This meant I could go to the store without looking over my shoulder. It gives families normalcy and safety, and the children know they’re safe too.Amy, Mom of two children
The Family Visitation Center was the recipient of the 2005 Program of Excellence Award from Prevent Child Abuse Illinois. In 2008, the FVC was presented the McLean County Bar Association Public Citizen Award, for significant contributions to the legal field.
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