Ndị uwe ojii na Kọmishọna Mpụ maka Surrey – Mkpebi ime ndekọ
Funding for the provision of victim services
Nọmba mkpebi: 043/2021
Onye edemede na Ọrụ Ọrụ: Damian Markland, Iwu & Nduzi Ntuziaka maka Ọrụ Ndị Aka Mere
Akara mkpuchi: Official
- Summary
In October 2014, Police and Crime Commissioners (PCCs) took on responsibility for commissioning support services for victims of crime, to help individuals cope and recover from their experiences. This paper sets out recent funding committed by the PCC in fulfilment of these duties.
- Nkwekọrịta nkwado ego ọkọlọtọ
2.1 Ọrụ: WiSE Worker Project
Onye na-enye ihe: YMCA Downslink Group
Grant: £119,500
Summary: The OPCC has historically provided funding for two WiSE (What is Sexual Exploitation) Project Workers (including management support costs) to deliver targeted interventions to children & young people who are victims of sexual exploitation, or at risk of becoming one. WiSE workers work closely with police teams and provide dedicated support for children and young people affected by CSE to help them cope, recover and rebuild their lives. Due to staff attrition within the service, there is a need to recruit to vacant posts, but to do so with only six months remaining under the current funding agreement will likely prove difficult. As such, the PCC has agreed to commit to funding for 2022/23 to allow the service to advertise the required posts with more favourable terms.
Budget: Victim Fund 2022/23
3.0 Nkwado ndị uwe ojii na kọmishọna mpụ
Ana m akwado ndụmọdụ ndị a dịka akọwara n'ime ya Nkebi nke 2 nke akụkọ a.
Akara mbinye aka: Lisa Townsend (wet copy signature held in OPCC)
Date: 3rd November 2021
(A ga-atụkwasịrịrị mkpebi niile na ndekọ mkpebi.)