The Mayor's Office of Police and Crime
MOPAC Hate Crime Victims Services Stakeholder Engagement Event
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MOPAC intends to commission a new specialist support service for victims of hate crime that will go live from 1 October 2021.
The new service will provide advocacy support to a cohort of hate crime victims who are identified as high risk or vulnerable, and will work with existing hate crime victim support providers, both pan-London and local, to ensure that all victims of hate crime in the capital can access support that meets their needs.
We would like to hear your views on our plans.
It is our intention to offer a two-year contract at a minimum value of £1.1 million to deliver the service, with an option to extend the contract for up to two further years.
The contractor will be appointed following a competitive tender process.
The service must support all hate crime strands and be available to victims from any part of London.
We therefore expect the successful bid to come from a consortium or partnership of specialist providers with a track record of delivering this type of service.
Only voluntary, community and social enterprise (VCSE) sector organisations will be eligible to bid.
The tender will be published in Spring 2021 and support and guidance offered for providers who may wish to bid to deliver the service.
We will be engaging with stakeholders about our plans for the service, beginning with an online stakeholder meeting at 11am on Friday 26 February.
If you would like an invitation to attend that meeting, or are unable to attend but would like copies of the presentation and consultation questions, please contact us at HateCrime@mopac.london.gov.uk leaving your name, the name of your organisation and your contact details.
The meeting will be hosted on MS Teams and an invitation containing the link will be sent out a week before the meeting.
We would be grateful if you could forward this notice to your hate crime stakeholder networks.
We look forward to welcoming you on the 26th.
What the notice asks for
The new service will provide advocacy support
The new service will provide advocacy support to a cohort of hate crime victims who are identified as high risk or vulnerable, and will work with existing hate crime victim support providers, both pan-London and local, to ensure that all victims of hate crime in the capital can access support that meets their needs.
It is our intention to offer
It is our intention to offer a two-year contract at a minimum value of £1.1 million to deliver the service, with an option to extend the contract for up to two further years.
The service must support all hate crime
The service must support all hate crime strands and be available to victims from any part of London.
The tender will be published in Spring
The tender will be published in Spring 2021 and support and guidance offered for providers who may wish to bid to deliver the service.
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