MOPAC Through the Gate Service Linking Victimisation and Offending Behaviour of Young People - Stakeholder Engagement Event

Concepts

• education and training
• moj
• kent pcc
• gate service
• gate mentor service
• offending behaviour of young people
• young adults
• stakeholder engagement event
• mentor service
• young offenders' distinct needs

Location

Description

MOPAC is leading a tripartite project with MOJ and Kent PCC to commission a through-the-gate mentor service for Cookham Wood YOI. The mentor service will be a holistic, trauma-informed service for youth offenders preparing to leave the YOI. The mentors will provide support tailored to young offenders' distinct needs, especially looking at the link between victimisation and offending and supporting their link with victim services. The aim of the pilot is to reduce reoffending, improve mental health and support young adults to make positive life choices. MOPAC is interested in commissioning a through-the-gate service that supports young offenders in recognising their own victimisation. We are interested in exploring models which involve delivery led by the Voluntary Community Sector. We are keen to embed a psychologically-informed approach mentorship, with experienced mentors able to offer guidance and support to young offenders. This market warming event will shape our approach to commissioning and provide an opportunity for potential providers and broader stakeholders to comment on the service and ask any questions about the upcoming procurement.

CPV Codes

• 80000000 - Education and training services
• 85000000 - Health and social work services
• 98000000 - Other community, social and personal services

Indicators

• Contract is suitable for SMEs.
• Contract is suitable for VCOs.

Other Information

The event is taking place on Friday 25th June 11am -12.30pm. Please email Hannah Johns to join the event: hannah.johns@mopac.london.gov.uk Cookham Wood - Through the gate pilot .pdf