Safer Accommodation for Victims of Domestic Abuse

This opportunity was an open procedure under the Light Touch Regime, and the

Council and welcomed tenders from consortium and/or sub-contracting arrangements.

The service provider will be required to provide Black, Asian and Minority Ethnic (BAME) background victims of domestic abuse, and the overarching aims and objectives of the service are:

• To provide BAME victim-survivors of DA with Safe Accommodation support services as

defined in Part 4 of the Domestic Abuse Act.

• This Service will provide domestic abuse specialist support, housing management functions

and support to victims in dispersed safe accommodation across the county.

• To work with District/Borough Councils across the county to ensure the provision of

suitable accommodation for victims fleeing domestic abuse meets a diverse range of needs.

• To provide a trauma informed positive physical and emotional environment that promotes

healing and recovery.

• To respond in a timely fashion to all safe accommodation that includes assessment and

induction to accommodation.

• To work in an integrated and co-ordinated manner with local and national specialist and

universal service providers to meet the needs of those being accommodated.

• To assist parents to meet the physical and emotional needs of their children whilst living in

safe accommodation.

• To provide an advocacy service and encourage service users to engage with other beneficial services/support groups. Including, signposting and providing information and contact

details for suitable services.

• To improve the knowledge, skills and confidence of local practitioners and the local

community through presentations, so that they can respond appropriately to domestic

abuse.

• The worker to deliver relevant domestic abuse awareness programmes to service users
• To empower service users to integrate in the community and engage in other services in

help build confidence and understanding of domestic abuse.

This lot is awarded as a contract to a single provider.

This opportunity was an open procedure under the Light Touch Regime, and the

Council and welcomed tenders from consortium and/or sub-contracting arrangements.

The service will be required to provide victim-survivors of DA with Safe Accommodation

support services as defined in Part 4 of the Domestic Abuse Act, and the overarching aims and objectives of the service are:

• To provide victim-survivors of DA with Safe Accommodation support services as defined in

Part 4 of the Domestic Abuse A

• This Service will provide domestic abuse specialist support, housing management functions

and support to victims in dispersed safe accommodation across the county.

• To work with District/Borough Councils across the county to ensure the provision of

suitable accommodation for victims fleeing domestic abuse meets a diverse range of needs.

• To provide a trauma informed positive physical and emotional environment that promotes

healing and recovery.

• To respond in a timely fashion to all safe accommodation that includes assessment and

induction to accommodation.

• To work in an integrated and co-ordinated manner with local and national specialist and

universal service providers to meet the needs of those being accommodated.

• To assist parents to meet the physical and emotional needs of their children whilst living in

safe accommodation.

• To provide an advocacy service and encourage service users to engage with other beneficial

services/support groups. Including, signposting and providing information and contact

details for suitable services.

• To improve the knowledge, skills and confidence of local practitioners and the local

community through presentations, so that they can respond appropriately to domestic

abuse.

• The worker to deliver relevant domestic abuse awareness programmes to service users

This lot is awarded as a contract to a single provider.

This opportunity was an open procedure under the Light Touch Regime, and the

Council and welcomed tenders from consortium and/or sub-contracting arrangements.

The service will be required to provide victim-survivors of DA with Safe Accommodation

support services as defined in Part 4 of the Domestic Abuse Act, and the overarching aims and objectives of the service are:

• To provide male victim-survivors of DA with Safe Accommodation support services as

defined in Part 4 of the Domestic Abuse Act.

• This Service will provide domestic abuse specialist support, housing management functions

and support to victims in dispersed safe accommodation across the county.

• To work with District/Borough Councils across the county to ensure the provision of

suitable accommodation for victims fleeing domestic abuse meets a diverse range of needs.

• To provide a trauma informed positive physical and emotional environment that promotes

healing and recovery.

• To respond in a timely fashion to all safe accommodation that includes assessment and

induction to accommodation.

• To work in an integrated and co-ordinated manner with local and national specialist and

universal service providers to meet the needs of those being accommodated.

• To assist parents to meet the physical and emotional needs of their children whilst living in

safe accommodation.

• To provide an advocacy service and encourage service users to engage with other beneficial

services/support groups. Including, signposting and providing information and contact

details for suitable services.

• To improve the knowledge, skills and confidence of local practitioners and the local

community through presentations, so that they can respond appropriately to domestic

abuse.

• The worker to deliver relevant domestic abuse awareness programmes to service users
• To empower service users to integrate in the community and engage in other services in

help build confidence and understanding of domestic abuse.

This lot is awarded as a contract to a single provider.