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                           Supervised Exchange & Visitation


Crisis Line #:  (800)382-7294

The goal of The Safe Havens Supervised Visitation and Exchange Program is to provide supervised child visitation and exchange services to families in situations involving domestic violence, child abuse, sexual assault, or stalking.  These services are provided for families residing in the 33rd Judicial Circuit of Scott and Mississippi County who need the service regardless of ability to pay. This program offers children access to both parents without the child witnessing tension or violence between the parents. Two trained visitation and exchange monitors provide this service.  Children are exchanged from one parent to the other during standard visitation times without the parents having any contact with each other.  This often eliminates future incidences of violence.  Future acts of violence including harassment and stalking are often centered around visitation of parents with children. In some instances the court may deem that a parent must visit his or her children supervised.  In these instances the visitation will take place at Susanna Wesley with trained monitors present during the entire visit. This program is partially funded through the Department of Justice Office on Violence Against Women. 
 So far this year 31 families have been served with 303 supervised exchanges and 110 supervised visits.


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 The Supervised Visitation and Exchange Program is directed by
Marsha Keene-Hutchason

Visits are administered by
:
Reva Jones, Lead Supervised Visitation & Exchange Monitor     
AND/OR    
Micki Smith, Supervised Visitation & Exchange Monitor

     207 North Washington Street; East Prairie, Missouri 63845
         Phone:  (573) 649-3731  Fax:  (573) 649-5028