Who won: ESCC - AW - Provision of support in safe accommodation services for victims of domestic abuse

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East Sussex County Council have awarded to a single provider for the provision of support in safe accommodation services for victims of domestic abuse. The provider will be required to deliver a county-wide service for the support of adults and their dependent children (under 18 years) who are eligible for accommodation support services relating to domestic abuse. The services include: (i) The provision of specialist support in 55 units of safe accommodation for people experiencing domestic abuse and violence, and their children, (ii) A requirement that any multi-occupancy buildings with communal areas will be offered on a single-sex basis, (iii) Specialist direct support for children and young people, (iv) Specialist parenting support for those with children resident in the safe accommodation units (regardless of the residence of the children), (v) An outreach service to support the safe move-on of safe accommodation residents back into the community, (vi) A requirement that all services are holistic and trauma informed. The contract will start 01 June 2025, the duration of which will be four years and 10 months, with an option to extend for up to 60 months. The annual value of

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