Our Mission

What We Do

The Temporary Supervision Assistance Program (TSAP) is a nonprofit initiative created to address a growing and often overlooked issue in the family court system: the high cost of court-ordered supervised visitation.

With supervised visits often exceeding $75 per hour, many noncustodial parents are forced to miss visits—not due to lack of desire, but lack of financial resources. TSAP was formed to close that gap.

Based in Irvine, California (Orange County), TSAP currently serves families locally and is actively working toward expansion into other regions.

Why TSAP Exists

TSAP was founded after witnessing parents go to extreme lengths—donating plasma, taking on multiple jobs, and sacrificing basic needs—simply to see their children.

When parents cannot afford visits:

  • Children lose consistency and emotional connection

  • Parent-child relationships are strained

  • Court-ordered reunification efforts are disrupted

TSAP believes children should never lose access to a parent because of financial hardship.

Our Commitment To Children

At the center of TSAP is the belief that:

Children benefit most from safe, consistent relationships with both parents.

We are committed to:

  • Child-centered decision making

  • Safe, court-compliant visitation

  • Reducing barriers to reunification

  • Supporting families during challenging transitions

Our Vision

TSAP envisions a future where:

  • Supervised visitation is accessible—not prohibitive

  • Financial hardship does not disrupt parent-child bonds

  • Families nationwide can receive assistance when they need it most