Child Contact Centre celebrates 10th anniversary

Littlehampton Child Contact Centre (LCCC) celebrated its 10th anniversary with past and present volunteers. The celebration was held on November 8 at its AGM.
By The Newsroom
Published 4th Dec 2016, 11:40 BST

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The anniversary cake which was ceremonially cut by the Mayor of Littlehampton, Ian BucklandThe anniversary cake which was ceremonially cut by the Mayor of Littlehampton, Ian Buckland
The anniversary cake which was ceremonially cut by the Mayor of Littlehampton, Ian Buckland

The volunteers were were joined by the Mayor of Littlehampton, the Chair of Arun District Council, and the Chairs of Angmering, East Preston and Rustington Parish Councils.

A presentation was given about the history of the Child Contact movement, which started over 30 years ago, and the formation of Littlehampton Child Contact Centre in 2006.

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Matters were brought up to date with a report on last year’s activity at LCCC.

District Judge Helen Lusty gave a very entertaining and informative talk on the role of Child Contact Centres in today’s Family Law system.

Following this, five and 10 year long-service certificates were presented to a total of 14 volunteers.

Light refreshments were then enjoyed by all, including the anniversary cake which was ceremonially cut by the Mayor of Littlehampton, Ian Buckland.

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There are currently places available should any families wish to use Littlehampton Child Contact Centre.

More volunteers would also be welcome.

Littlehampton Child Contact Centre is a safe, friendly and neutral place where the children of separated families are able to spend time with one or both parents, and even other family members.

The centre is a child focused environment, where the needs of the children are always put first.

For more information, visit the website at www.littlehamptonchildcontactce

ntre.org for more details.

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