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Published 10 Feb 2017

A Worcestershire Domestic Abuse Advice and Support Service

Worcestershire County Council · West Midlands

Key facts

Closing date
06 Mar 2017
Contract starts
30 Jun 2017
Contract ends
31 Mar 2021
Procedure
Open procedure
Buyer type
Local government

Description

Worcestershire County Council is looking to commission a Worcestershire Domestic Abuse Advice and Support Service. The primary purpose of the Service is to contribute to prevention and reduce the risks of harms associated with domestic abuse for adults, children and young people living in Worcestershire. The Service will work in close partnership with commissioners and providers of police, substance misuse, criminal justice, health, social care and voluntary sector services to ensure there is coordinated access and sustainable support networks to promote sustainable recovery. Additional Domestic Abuse Services for Independent Domestic Abuse Advisors will be provided in a separate, aligned contract funded by West Mercia Police and Crime Commissioner.\n \n The Council intends to contract with a single Provider, however subcontracting arrangements, partnership arrangements and/or a consortium approach to service delivery are welcomed.\n \n Further information and tender documents can be accessed by clicking the 'Express Interest' button.\n \n 10/02/2017 - Please note that the questions and answers from the Open Meeting have been added as a synopsis. This is available to view on the tender description page on the right hand side next to the print icon. An updated Schedule 1 - TUPE information forms part of this synopsis.

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