Police and Crime Commissioner for Surrey – Decision Making Record: Maoiniú chun seirbhísí d’íospartaigh a sholáthar
Uimhir chinnidh: 038/2021
Údar agus Ról Poist: Damian Markland, Ceannaire Beartais & Coimisiúnaithe do Sheirbhísí Íospartaigh
Marcáil Chosanta: Oifigiúla
Achoimre
I mí Dheireadh Fómhair 2014, ghlac na Coimisinéirí Póilíneachta agus Coireachta (PCCanna) freagracht as seirbhísí tacaíochta a choimisiúnú d’íospartaigh na coireachta, chun cabhrú le daoine aonair déileáil agus teacht chucu féin óna dtaithí. Leagann an páipéar seo amach an maoiniú a gheall an PCC le déanaí chun na dualgais seo a chomhlíonadh.
Comhaontuithe Caighdeánacha Maoinithe
2.1
Seirbhís: Mental Health ISVA
Soláthraí: RASASC
Deontas: £40,000
Achoimre: This funding will support the provision of a full-time Independent Sexual Violence Advisor (ISVA) during 2021/22, which specialises in supporting survivors, age 13 and above, of rape and sexual abuse who also suffer from mental illness. The Office of the Police and Crime Commissioner recognises the importance of this service and has committed to provide funding to support delivery during 2021/22. This funding has been provided on the understanding that RASASC will find an alternative source of funding to sustain the post on a longer-term basis.
Buiséad: OPCC Coronavirus Support Fund
2.2
Seirbhís: Therapy Groups
Soláthraí: RASASC
Deontas: £22,755
Achoimre: This funding will provide one new 20-week programme of therapy groups, targeted specifically for adult survivors of childhood sexual abuse. The intention of the group is to build resilience. The group will run for 20 sessions and will be supported by trained facilitators.
Buiséad: MoJ Critical Support Fund / Victim Fund 2021/22.
3.0 Faomhadh an Choimisinéara Póilíneachta agus Coireachta
Glacaim leis na moltaí mar atá sonraithe i Alt 2 den tuarascáil seo.
Síniú: Lisa Townsend
Dáta: 27 2021 Lúnasa
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