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THE PROVISION OF DOMESTIC ABUSE AND VIOLENCE AGAINST WOMEN AND GIRLS SUPPORT SERVICES

Awarded to IMECE WOMEN'S CENTRE, London Black Women's Project Limited, THE NIA PROJECT

London Borough of Haringey(buyer)

Published
Published 16 May 2025
Deadline
Closed 11 August 2025

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Overview

London Borough of Haringey has awarded a contract worth £3,029,958 for the provision of domestic abuse and violence against women and girls support services to Haringey residents, structured across six individual lots. The three winning providers are IMECE Women's Centre, London Black Women's Project Limited, and The Nia Project, with the contract awarded on 9 December 2025 based on quality (60%), social value (10%), and price (30%) criteria. The services are now in delivery, with TUPE provisions applying to the transfer of existing staff.

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Lots (6)

  • Domestic Abuse Advocacy and Support service

    The council is seeking to commission a generalist advocacy and support service for all women aged over 16 experiencing gender-based abuse including but not limited to domestic abuse. This service will work across all risk levels and deliver support which will include but may not be limited to IDVA support for victim/survivors at all levels of risk The service will be delivered in the London Borough of Haringey, and each IDVA/caseworker will hold a case load of 15-20 per quarter, or 60-80 per year as per the SaveLives recommendation. The service will be required, at minimum, to provide specialist casework for 180 victim/survivors per annum. Victim/survivors will be supported for an average period of 6 months, based on individual need. Victim/survivors engaged with the criminal courts and/or family courts will be supported for longer and level of support will vary throughout this process.

    £1,289,958Won by THE NIA PROJECT
  • Ethnically Minoritised Women's Domestic Abuse Advocacy and Support service

    The council is seeking to commission a specialist by and for support service for ethnically minoritised women aged over 16 experiencing gender-based abuse including but not limited to domestic abuse. This service will work across all risk levels and support delivered may include but not be limited to: IDVA for victim/survivors at medium to high risk Floating support for victim/survivors at standard risk The service will be delivered in the London Borough of Haringey, and each IDVA/caseworker will hold a case load of 15-20 per quarter, or 60-80 per year as per the SaveLives recommendation. The service will be required, at minimum, to provide specialist casework for 180 victim/survivors per annum. Victim/survivors will be supported for an average period of 6 months, based on individual need. Victim/survivors engaged with the criminal courts and/or family courts will be supported for longer and level of support will vary throughout this process.

    £1,290,000Won by IMECE WOMEN'S CENTRE
  • LGBTQ+ Independent Domestic Violence and Advocacy (IDVA) service

    The council is seeking to commission a specialist by and for Independent Domestic Violence and Advocacy service for LGBTQ+ residents of all genders experiencing gender-based abuse including but not limited to domestic abuse, aged over 16. This service will work across all risk levels and support delivered may include but not be limited to: IDVA for victim/survivors at medium to high risk Floating support for victim/survivors at standard risk The service will be delivered in the London Borough of Haringey and will hold a case load of 15-20 per quarter, or 60-80 per year as per the SaveLives recommendation. Victim/survivors will be supported for an average period of 6 months, based on individual need. Victim/survivors engaged with the criminal courts and/or family courts will be supported for longer and level of support will vary throughout this process.

    £390,000
  • Generalist Refuge Accommodation

    The council is seeking to commission approximately 10 units of accommodation and support services for women and their children fleeing domestic abuse and other forms of VAWG. This service will work across all risk levels and support delivered may include but not be limited to: Casework for women living in refuge Resettlement support The service will be delivered in the London Borough of Haringey, with casework and support available to each victim/survivor, and an out of hours number. This service will provide service users with accommodation and support for up to six months and up to a further six months of resettlement support. Providers delivering refuge accommodation who are be reliant on claiming housing benefit (HB) for their accommodation sites will need to consider the status of their company registration and how this will impact their eligibility to claim HB. It should be noted, HB will only be paid to the following: Registered Social Landlord, charity, or Community Interest Company.

    £450,000
  • Ethnically Minoritised women's Refuge Accommodation

    The council is seeking to commission a specialist by and for organisation to deliver approximately 9 units of accommodation and support services for minoritised women and their children fleeing domestic abuse and other forms of VAWG. This service will work across all risk levels and support delivered may include but not be limited to: Casework for women living in refuge Resettlement support The service will be delivered in the London Borough of Haringey, with casework and support available to each victim/survivor, and an out of hours number. This service will provide service users with accommodation and support for up to six months and up to a further six months of resettlement support. Providers delivering refuge accommodation who are be reliant on claiming housing benefit (HB) for their accommodation sites will need to consider the status of their company registration and how this will impact their eligibility to claim HB. It should be noted, HB will only be paid to the following: Registered Social Landlord, charity, or Community Interest Company.

    £450,000Won by London Black Women's Project Limited
  • Domestic and Gender-Based Abuse Prevention and Support for Children and Young People

    The council is seeking to commission a schools and community-based education and intervention service for children and young people of all genders who are experiencing, or at risk of, gender-based abuse. This service will educate children and young people about healthy relationships, encourage healthy attitudes in relation to gender, and support the prevention of domestic, and gender-based, abuse in Haringey. This will be achieved through a range of different activities including but not limited to: 1:1 support for young people of all genders aged 11 - 20 such as through a Child IDVA (CIDVA) Small targeted group work including programme(s) for young men and boys Classroom, evidence based, and age/development-appropriate education programmes for primary and secondary aged children. Specialist domestic abuse-related advice to inform the planning, design and delivery of the Relationship and Sex Education (RSE) agenda/curriculum in schools Training and support for teachers and parents The service will be required, at minimum, to provide specialist casework for 60 young people per annum.

    £900,000

Key details

Country
United Kingdom
Status
In delivery
Category
Services
Estimated value
£4,770,000
Procedure
Open
SME suitable
Yes
Published
16 May 2025
Questions by
17 July 2025
Deadline
Closed
Classification (CPV)
Health and social work services

Award outcome

Awarded value
£3,029,958
Award date
9 December 2025
Contract period
31 March 2026 → 31 March 2032
Winners
  • IMECE WOMEN'S CENTRE
  • London Black Women's Project Limited
  • THE NIA PROJECT

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Notice history

Every published notice in this contracting process, newest first.

  1. Contract

    2 February 2026

  2. Tender Update

    1 August 2025

  3. Contract Notice

    4 July 2025

  4. Prior Information Notice

    13 June 2025

  5. Prior Information Notice

    16 May 2025

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