Guidance

Commissioning services to tackle violence against women and girls

The national statement of expectations and commissioning toolkit provide guidance on how to commission effective services to tackle violence against women and girls.

From:
Home Office
Published
30 March 2022
Last updated
27 July 2022 — See all updates

Applies to England and Wales

Documents

Violence against women and girls national statement of expectations (accessible)

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Violence against women and girls national statement of expectations

PDF, 261 KB, 13 pages

Violence against women and girls services: commissioning toolkit (accessible)

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Violence against women and girls services: commissioning toolkit

PDF, 778 KB, 54 pages

Violence against women and girls national statement of expectations (Easy Read)

PDF, 4.02 MB, 8 pages

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Violence against women and girls national statement of expectations (Welsh, accessible)

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Violence against women and girls national statement of expectations (Welsh)

PDF, 256 KB, 14 pages

Violence against women and girls services: commissioning toolkit (Welsh, accessible)

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Violence against women and girls services: commissioning toolkit (Welsh)

PDF, 717 KB, 59 pages

Details

The national statement of expectations (NSE) sets out how local areas can commission effective services to ensure their response to crimes which disproportionately affect women and girls is as collaborative, robust and effective as it can be so that all victims and survivors can get the help they need.

The commissioning toolkit provides practical guidance for commissioners on how to effectively commission services to support anyone affected by violence against women and girls.

British Sign Language videos

Part A

Part B

Appendices

Published 30 March 2022
Last updated 27 July 2022 + show all updates

  1. Versions in Welsh, easy read and British Sign Language added.

  2. Accessible versions added.

  3. First published.

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