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The Mayor's Office of Police and Crime

Children and Young People Impacted by Domestic Abuse Programme

EducationCPV 80000000 85000000
Value£329k
Awarded21 Feb 2022
Published30 Jul 2025
RegionLondon
Outcome — awarded

This is a contract result notice, not an open opportunity. Details from the official award data.

Contract value in context
£329ktotal contract value
median £84k
this tender£0£2.4m

This is a large award for Education & Training — above three-quarters of comparable contracts. Based on 23,516 valued Education & Training tenders in our corpus.

The brief

Updated: Children and Young People Impacted by Domestic Abuse The Mayor of London's Violence Reduction Unit is seeking applications from specialist organisations to deliver the Children and Young People Impacted by Domestic Abuse (CYPIDA) Programme.

This is a 2-year (24 month) programme to be delivered across London with a potential start date of March 2022.

In the context of early intervention and prevention, the VRU recognises the need to support children and young people who have witnessed domestic abuse in the home by developing therapeutic interventions that support the well-being of each child or young person.

Age ranges are from 11 -24 years of age, the successful organisation will work in collaboration with Operation Encompass, the Metropolitan Police and Educational settings to ensure that CYP are identified and referred to a suitable intervention according to their needs.

The VRU's new CYPIDA Programme seeks to develop dynamic interventions for CYP by facilitating access to counsellors, psychotherapists or therapeutic activities.

This Invitation to Tender sets out the Unit's plans to design and deliver an intensive programme to support children and young people impacted by domestic abuse.

There are 2 Lots based upon 4 geographical locations: Lot 1 North and East London and Lot 2 South and West London working with a minimum of 4 boroughs in each geographical location.

Both Lots have the same aims of improving the well-being of CYP through the delivery of person-centred interventions.

London's Violence Reduction Unit (VRU) has a focus on early intervention.

Through adopting a contextual approach to violence reduction, the Unit has in place a range of programmes which are aimed to reduce risks faced by young Londoners; support them in staying safe and providing opportunities for young people to fulfil their potential.

Please email your completed tender response to us.

Deadlines for submission You must email your completed tender response to VRUcommissioning@london.gov.uk.

All documents which comprise of your tender, must be received by the VRU no later than 12:00 on the 21st February 2022.

To download tender documents please use link below: https://www.london.gov.uk/what-we-do/mayors-office-policing-and-crime-mopac/services-we-fund/current-mopac-vru-bidding-opportunities Enquires: If you have any question related to the above tender please send these to VRUcommissioning@london.gov.uk

Key requirements

What the supplier must deliver

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The Mayor of London's Violence Reduction Unit

The Mayor of London's Violence Reduction Unit is seeking applications from specialist organisations to deliver the Children and Young People Impacted by Domestic Abuse (CYPIDA) Programme.

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In the context of early intervention

In the context of early intervention and prevention, the VRU recognises the need to support children and young people who have witnessed domestic abuse in the home by developing therapeutic interventions that support the well-being of each child or young person.

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Age ranges are from 11 -24 years

Age ranges are from 11 -24 years of age, the successful organisation will work in collaboration with Operation Encompass, the Metropolitan Police and Educational settings to ensure that CYP are identified and referred to a suitable intervention according to their needs.

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This Invitation to Tender sets out

This Invitation to Tender sets out the Unit's plans to design and deliver an intensive programme to support children and young people impacted by domestic abuse.

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Through adopting a contextual approach to violence

Through adopting a contextual approach to violence reduction, the Unit has in place a range of programmes which are aimed to reduce risks faced by young Londoners; support them in staying safe and providing opportunities for young people to fulfil their potential.

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