Health and social work services

Tender description

The vision for the integrated domestic violence and abuse support service is 1 that delivers the highest quality support, enabling women survivors, children and young people to lead safe, fulfilled and autonomous lives free from domestic violence and abuse. The service has 3 equally important elements: 1) Independent Domestic Violence Advisors (IDVA) (this includes a specific teen advocate); 2) independent living support element: the aim of this part of the service is to provide outreach and resettlement support to survivors of DSVA; 3) stronger families programme: the successful provider will need to demonstrate how the different elements of this service will be integrated in delivering a seamless service for survivors within existing local pathways). The vision for the integrated domestic violence and abuse support service is 1 that delivers the highest quality support, enabling women survivors, children and young people to lead safe, fulfilled and autonomous lives free from domestic violence and abuse. The service has 3 equally important elements: 1) Independent Domestic Violence Advisors (IDVA) (this includes a specific teen advocate): the aim of this part of the service is to provide comprehensively trained and accredited specialists who will work with survivors (aged 13+); 2) independent living support element: the aim of this part of the service is to provide outreach and resettlement support to survivors of DSVA; 3) stronger families programme: the aim of this part of the service is to provide a support programme for mothers and children (16 or under) who have experienced DSVA. The successful Provider will need to demonstrate how the different elements of this service will be integrated in delivering a seamless service for survivors within existing local pathways).