Co-production Service for Domestic Abuse Survivors

The Council's provisional expectations of the service are set out below:

Year 1 - (anticipated funding £50K)

• Establish links to all domestic abuse support providers across the county and processes to

collate survivor feedback

• Develop an inclusive brand(s)/hashtag(s) collaboratively with survivors,
• Develop reach to all survivors, women, men and children
• Build the survivor network and promote the service across the county
• Develop inclusive approaches (face to face and virtual) to gain survivor voices, maintaining

safety and considering trauma

• Attend the Local Partnership Board to represent survivors voice (Quarterly)
• Develop routes to share information with survivors, aligning with Equation who deliver the

Promotion, Prevention and Training contract

• Seek survivor views on safe accommodation options/journeys – what works, what could be

better by 31 March 2022

• Link with the commissioned deep dive reviews to triangulate findings with local survivors

Year 2 (anticipated funding £20K) and Year 3 (anticipated funding £20K)

• Manage and collate the survivor feedback via systems developed in year 1
• Attend Local Partnership Board (Quarterly) – 4 meetings