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    Centre for Separated Families

    The Centre for Separated Families works with everyone affected by separated families in order to promote good outcomes for children.  Our website has information and advice for families including sections on children, grandparents, step-families and prison. 
    Telephone:
    0845 478 6360

    Child Abuse Investigation Unit - Avon and Somerset Constabulary

    The Child Abuse Investigation Unit (CAIT) is run by the Avon and Somerset Constabulary and is staffed by fully trained detectives.  CAIT work in partnership with social services, health, education and other relevant agencies in the joint investigation of children suffering or likely to suffer significant harm.  CAIT…
    Telephone:
    01934 638 171
    01934 638 281

    Child Accident Prevention Trust (CAPT)

    Child Accident Prevention Trust (CAPT) is a national charity committed to reducing the number of children and young people who are killed, disabled or seriously injured as a result of accidents. We exist because accidents are a leading cause of childhood death and serious injury. We…
    Telephone:
    020 7608 3828
    020 7608 3674

    Child and Family Courts Advisory Support Service (CAFCASS)

    Child and Family Courts Advisory Support Service (CAFCASS)  prepares reports for the Family Courts regarding issues of residence and contact where parents are in dispute i.e. private law applications and also in public law proceedings where Local Authority Social Services departments have involvement with the children.…
    Telephone:
    0117 923 2070
    0117 923 2075

    Child Bereavement UK

    Provide confidential support, information and guidance to families and professionals.  Our professionally trained bereavement support workers are available to take calls 9am - 5pm Monday-Friday.  
    Telephone:
    0800 0288 840

    Child Exploitation and Online Protection Centre

    The Child Exploitation and Online Protection Centre (CEOP) works across the UK and maximises international links to tackle child sex abuse wherever and whenever it happens.  Information includes: Regular updates Specific appeals and help with information Staying safe online Most wanted - locate missing offenders Contact 0870…
    Telephone:
    0870 000 3344

    A Child of Mine - help for bereaved parents

    Information, guidance and support from people who understand and have themselves been through the loss of a child. A Child Of Mine wants to make a real difference to bereaved parents and their families by: Providing accurate, up to date information, guidance and signposting after the…

    Childline

    Free confidential information, advice and support for children and young people.
    Telephone:
    0800 1111

    Children with Disabilities Team

    There is a high demand for our services. The council operates an eligibility criteria system to make sure the most urgent needs are met quickly.  To make a referral please call 01275 888 801. The Children with Disabilities Team are a multi-disciplinary workforce consisting of social…
    Telephone:
    01934 427 615 (The Firs Resource Centre, Weston-super-Mare)
    01275 884 101 (St Barnabas Centre, Portishead)

    Children's Continence Service

    This service provides specialist bladder and bowel (continence) care and advice to children of North Somerset
    Telephone:
    01934 425 718
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