Decision Maker: Director for Police, Crime, Criminal Justice and Fire, GM Deputy Mayor, Treasurer GMCA
Decision status: Recommendations Approved
Is Key decision?: No
Is subject to call in?: No
The reasons for the decision are:
The Criminal Justice delivery group workstream identified, through
the multi-agency processes and structures in place, the key areas
of focus and priority to deliver on the Serious Violence action
plan, namely the 14-25 cohort, and specifically those who are
experiencing transitions or significant impacts from experiences
such adverse childhood experiences and/or societal experiences of
being part of an ethnic minority community or subjected to gender
based violence. Talk, Listen, Change have been selected based on
their ability to deliver against these priorities.
The aim of this programme will be to help:
• Provide practical and emotional support and where needed
advocacy
• Rebuild or establish their role as father, brother,
son
• The Young Adult on Probation and their family to move
forward and positively out of the Criminal Justice System
• Understand the needs and barriers for this cohort of
individuals
Following an Expression of Interest
procurement process, the GM VRU within GMCA have commissioned Talk,
Listen, Change to deliver a programme to provide a one-to-one
specialist support service for Young Adults on Probation (age
20-25) who are a parent or live with/have contact with children or
siblings (under the age of 18years old). The total contract value
is £49,999 (£40,000 from the GM VRU within GMCA &
the remainder of the value match funded by the Ministry of Justice)
& will run from April 2023 to October 2023.
Publication date: 04/05/2023
Date of decision: 03/03/2023