Research project into the local support needs of male victims of sexual violence
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Scope of research The research will need to cover a number of areas: Aims and Objectives of Research • To explore male victims of sexual assault experiences with research specific to Hertfordshire • To identify the extent to which victims of male sexual assault are aware of their entitlements under the Victims Code of Practice • To explore the experiences and impacts of male victims of sexual assault • To explore support needs and requirements of male victims including: • Entry to services • Ongoing support and preferred support channels • The importance of gender specific support services • Support requirements of partners and other family members • Peer support • The importance of choice regarding male or female support workers • To assess the actual or perceived barriers that prevent victims accessing victim support services they are entitled to. • To provide an evidence based template of good practice to inform the development of a referral and care pathway • Where possible, to establish the extent of prevalence in the county and to establish a baseline.
Benefits • Understanding of male victims of sexual assault experiences in Hertfordshire • Understanding of level of awareness of entitlements • Understanding of barriers that prevent victims from accessing services • Understanding of requirements for a referral and care pathway for victims through Beacon Outcome required • Evidence of victims experiences • Evidence of awareness of entitlements • Evidence of barriers to services • Specification for referral and care pathway • Understanding of victims needs • Understanding of victims awareness • Understanding of barriers • Effective commissioning Costs The Contracting Authority has allocated a sum of up to a total of £32,000 (exclusive of VAT) to deliver this evaluation project.
It is expected that the successful bidder will be able to provide a solution within this budget and offer potential savings to the benefit of the PCC Office.
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What the supplier must deliver
The research will need to cover
The research will need to cover a number of areas:.
• To explore support needs and requirements
• To explore support needs and requirements of male victims including:.
• Ongoing support and preferred support channels
• Ongoing support and preferred support channels.
• The importance of gender specific support
• The importance of gender specific support services.
• Support requirements of partners and other
• Support requirements of partners and other family members.
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