Monitored Visiting Program

What is M.V.P.?

Monitored Visiting Program (M.V.P.) is an innovative way to support families who have Court ordered visits, safe-exchanges, and need additional support with supervised visits. MVP connects the family with a visit monitor to ensure their regularly scheduled Court ordered visits occur. Allow MVP staff to coordinate, schedule, and supervise your visitation needs.

If you are not system-involved allow us to support visiting needs for your custody arranged visits.

MVP is providing an innovative way for system-involved parents spend time with their child. Each parent is provided a one on one intake session to prepared for visits with the child(ren’s) needs in mind.

Become a Supervised Visit Monitor TODAY!

Are you a passionate social work student ready to make a lasting impact on East Bay families?

Wright Community Services is excited to announce an exclusive internship opportunity for Summer 2024 as a Family Visiting Coach.

Become a Supervised Visit Monitor with MVP in 2024!

MVP is certified in California and offers a 3-day in-person training for individuals who want to be of service to children and their parents.

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Become a Family Visitation Coach Today!

Are you a Bachelor level junior or senior majoring in Social Work, Psychology, Public Health or related areas of study?

Do you have a desire to make a positive impact on system-involved youth and families?

Do you want the opportunity to complete the MVP Training course FREE of costs?

If so, this internship is for you!

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Want to learn more about our MVP training and MVP Internship opportunities?

For all M.V.P. Training and Internship Inquiries; Contact us at MVP@WrightCommunityServices.com

Use the link below to become an M.V.P. Intern today!

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For all MVP Training and Internship Inquiries; Contact us at MVP@WrightCommunityServices.com

FAQ’s

Yes, you must be 21+ to be a monitored visit supervisor in the state of California.
No, the State of California requires 12-hours of in-person training.
Yes! once training is complete participants will have the opportunity to accept supervised visitation cases directly through Wright Community Services. You also have the option to take cases on your own outside of Wright Community Services.