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FOI request (FOIR-161009766)
Freedom of Information Request: Women's Aid Federation of England
Requested Fri 06 December 2019
Responded Fri 10 January 2020If your local authority does not commission any domestic abuse services, please do skip questions 1) and 2) as only question 3) will be applicable.
Q1) Please fill out this table with information about the all the domestic abuse services your local authority commissions.
What services do you commission for survivors of domestic abuse (adults and children)?
Which ‘service type’ is this commissioned service (see attached doc. ‘Routes to Support definitions)
When did the current contract for this commissioned service start, and what is its duration? (Month/Year)
When will this commissioned service be re-tendered? (Month/Year)
What is the total monetary value of the contract for this commissioned service?
Which organisation currently holds this contract?
e.g. Michela House - a refuge for women fleeing abuse
e.g. Accommodation based: refuge
e.g. contract started in September 2018, with a three year term
e.g. tender process will start July 2022, new contract will start September 2022
e.g. £600,542 over 3 years
e.g. Dean Valley Women’s Aid
Q2) Looking at your total current commissioned spend on domestic abuse provision, it is currently higher or lower or the same as when you last commissioned domestic abuse provision, and if higher or lower, by how much?
e.g. higher by £80,000 over three years
Q3) Does your local authority fund any domestic abuse services outside of a commissioning process? If so, please list them here:
What non-commissioned services do you fund for survivors of domestic abuse (adults and children)?
Funding amount (per financial year)
How do you fund this service?
Which organisation receives this funding?
e.g. A children’s worker for the Michela House refuge
e.g. £30,000 per year
e.g. A grant from X department
e.g. Dean Valley Women’s Aid
Response
Q1 & 2 - Not Applicable - Refuge services are commissioned by East Sussex County Council, please visit their website for further information: www.eastsussex.gov.uk
Q3 - Hastings Borough Council's homelessness strategy sets out a commitment to eradicate domestic abuse in all its forms.
The council also supports the White Ribbon campaign
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