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Please download the accompanying tender document (Request for Quotations) to support responding to this tender. The Humber Violence Prevention Partnership (VPP) is a Home Office-funded Violence Reduction Unit (VRU). VRUs exist to lead and co-ordinate the local response to preventing and reducing serious violence utilising a public health approach to work with local partners. The Humber VPP is seeking an experienced provider to support the development of a pilot programme of 'Relationship Violence Prevention' for young people. The key deliverables of this tender will be support to: • develop, test and refine a programme for Relationship Violence Prevention education • co-produce and design content and lesson plans with school staff and young people • develop materials and approaches for schools and their leadership teams to embed RVP learning • establish a peer network within schools, amongst PSHE teachers to provide ongoing, peer-to-peer support and learning • develop approaches and materials to support those displaying controlling tendencies This work will be carried out: • in collaboration with key education, health and justice partners • within (at least) four secondary schools across the Humber; one in each of the following local authority areas • for school years 8 to 10 (ages 12 - 15 years) Following a pilot phase of delivery to pupils (which may be led by school staff and/or the provider's staff), the materials produced will be refined as necessary and packaged into a toolkit for dissemination and wider use by schools. The supplier should: • have expertise in relation to the subject of healthy relationships between young people of secondary school age • have experience of co-production with teachers and young people • be trauma informed This work will produce: • Co-production of materials and content with schools and young people, packaged into a toolkit for dissemination • A final report including an executive summary and recommendations • A presentation of the findings to partners This work does not include ongoing in-school delivery by the supplier of Relationship Violence Prevention. The tender seeks support from an appropriately qualified organisation to develop materials and a toolkit to enable PSHE and school staff to confidently deliver their own quality teaching on Relationship Violence Prevention. The document contains the Technical Questions and space to complete tender responses. The document should be returned to the email included by no later than midday on Friday 3 November. The deadline for receipt of any requests for clarification is 1200 hours on Monday 16 October 2023. The duration of the contract will be four months. Work must begin in November 2023, and as far as possible should be completed by 31 March 2024. Details of the pricing schedule and the evaluation criteria are also included in the tender document.

The Humber Violence Prevention Partnership (HVPP) is seeking quotations from suitably experienced organisations to provide a reliable and successful A&E Navigator service on the south bank of the Humber. It is anticipated that the Contract shall be awarded in April 2024. The duration of the contract will be twelve months. Work must begin in April 2024, and as far as possible should be completed by 31 March 2025. The Humber Violence Prevention Partnership (VPP) is a Home Office-funded Violence Reduction Unit (VRU), established in summer 2022. VRUs exist to lead and co-ordinate the local response to preventing and reducing serious violence, utilising a public health approach to work with local partners. This includes the Police and Crime Commissioner, Humberside Police, Humber local authorities, Youth Justice Teams, the local NHS Integrated Care Board, the OHID and the Probation Service. Adopting a public health approach to reducing and preventing serious youth violence, the Humber VPP are seeking an experienced provider to support the delivery of an A&E Navigator programme on the south bank of the Humber. The activity will be focussed on the two A&E settings located within North Lincolnshire and Goole NHS Foundation Trust (Diana, Princess of Wales Hospital in Grimsby and Scunthorpe General Hospital). All details relating to this award, including instructions of how to apply are included in the document available to download from this award notice.

provision of educational content and resources for young people relating to crime prevention and safety. Resources will be for use in education and other youth facing settings including but not limited to primary schools, secondary schools, special schools, pupil referral units (PRUs), colleges, post 16 provision, youth groups, and those educated at home. Apply by completing the questions and submitting the form.

Humberside OPCC is purchasing Pol-Ed an educational web platform on behalf of all schools and other youth organisations in Humberside. Pol-Ed has been developed by West Yorkshire Police and is designed to provide a comprehensive suite of educational resources tailored to all key stages, enabling schools to access high-quality materials. These include structured lesson plans deliverable by school staff, youth leaders and others working with CYP, police officers and PCSOs, as well as bespoke content suitable for targeted interventions with children engaged in the Youth Justice System. The platform will be made available to all educational establishments across Humberside, as well as to key partners, including our four local authorities and Humberside Police. This procurement is being done via a Single Tender Action, as no other similar product exists within the market.

The Humber Violence Prevention Partnership is looking for a provider to work with us to understand how youth voice is being captured across the Humber. We would like to know what young people have already said in relation to serious youth violence, the ideas and suggestions they have for making things better, and - specifically for those who have been involved in the youth justice system - what support they feel could have changed things for them or would help them in future. Finally, we would like the young people, with support from the provider, to co-develop practical recommendations for how the VPP can better engage with young people, and how we can ensure that our work is always informed by youth voice and how we can take the wealth of advice provided by young people and use it to make our work better. Further information is included in the tender notice that is available to download. Application is via email, providing responses to the questions in the tender notice document.

The Humber Violence Prevention Partnership (VPP) is a multi-agency partnership committed to providing an evidence-led, public health approach to reducing serious violence across the region. To do that effectively, children and young people must be at the heart of our work-shaping, informing, and driving the strategies and interventions that affect them. Attendance at school is a known protective factor in relation to serious violence. The prevalence of severe absences, suspensions and exclusions is relatively well understood, with data and analysis included with the HVPP Strategic Needs Assessment (SNA ). In addition, other work in respect of 'Trauma informed practice' and the HU9 pilot has been undertaken in the region to increase attendance in school. The VPP is seeking to increase its understanding of children and young people who are defined as CME, EHE or NEET. This work would combine insight into the prevalence of CME, EHE and NEET cohorts (Quantitative) as well as understanding of their challenges (Qualitative). Furthermore, we are particularly keen to ensure that the voices we hear are representative of those children who are in this cohort, including those who have witnessed or experienced violence or abuse. The Humber Violence Prevention Partnership (HVPP) is seeking bids from suitably experienced organisations to provide a reliable and successful service for the activity described in Section 2 of the attached specification document. The value of this requirement is less than £28,500. It is essential to observe and comply with the following instructions in the preparation and submission of your response. The HVPP reserves the right to reject a response that does not fully comply with these instructions. Responses must be completed in English and use the template provided in the attached document, saved in Word or PDF format. Your response must be submitted via email to the address at paragraph 1.7 of the document. Receipt of emails will be acknowledged as quickly as possible.