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LBN - Domestic Abuse Accommodation Service
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01/ The notice
Key facts
- Value
- £990,000Estimated value stated in the notice
- Deadline (UK time)
- Mon 26 Jul 2021, 12:00 BSTClosed.
- Published
- 28 Jun 2021
- Region
- Not stated
02/ The brief
What the notice says
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The Adults and Health commissioning team has developed a new vision, set of values, principles and core requirements for the new service provision as part of the work to develop the council's wider response to domestic abuse and sexual violence. To this end, the recommissioning of the refuge will demonstrate the council's continued commitment to addressing Domestic Abuse and Sexual Violence, and at its very core, the recommissioning will:
• Acknowledge the need for accommodation that provides a safe, secure and supportive space for families who have experienced significant abuse and are at risk of further harm and homicide
• Acknowledge the need to embed a trauma informed approach across Domestic Abuse and Sexual Violence services and responses to domestic abuse in the borough
• Provide access to local specialist service provision that works from a person-centred perspective supporting the individual to address multiple needs (including improving physical and mental health, addressing substance misuse needs, disability, improving educational and employment opportunities, accessing legal and immigration advice, specialist advocacy and therapeutic interventions)
• Addressing the needs of children and young people by providing them with a safe, continuous environment, which is conducive to addressing their needs and ambitions and protects them from experiencing harm and abuse
• Give significant consideration to how the council supports smaller specialist community organisations to engage with and participate in Newham's commissioning processes in respect of the council's Community Wealth Building Strategy.
Further to this, the service will:
Reflect our Values
• That everyone has the right to live a life free from abuse and violence
• The recognition of the impact of trauma and our commitment to support the individual and families to attain post traumatic recovery
• Our commitment to understanding and addressing gender based violence
• To maximise support and increase opportunities for children and families residing in Newham
• To commission services which recognise and reflect the history and cultural diversity of the borough
• Our aim is to address social inclusion, develop community resilience and embed trauma informed practice within Domestic Abuse accommodation services
03/ Classification
CPV codes
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- 85311000
04/ History
Releases of this notice
One release held, oldest first. Dates are UK time.
- 28 Jun 2021Tender notice
Tender notice published 28 June 2021.
Deadline in this release: Mon 26 Jul 2021, 12:00 BST.
Release 014709-2021
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05/ Limits
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- Only one release is held, so there is no change history.
06/ Questions
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