Economic Independence for Victims and Survivors of Violence Against Women and Girls (VAWG)

Buyer
The Mayor's Office for Policing and Crime (MOPAC)
Value
£3,680,000
Closes
9 December 2026
Where
London, London
Type
Open tender

In plain English

MOPAC, the London policing and crime body, wants a provider to support women and girls in London who have been affected by violence against women and girls and economic abuse. The service helps them recover financially and move towards education, training, employment, or self-employment over a 3-year contract with an optional 1-year extension, worth £3,680,000 excluding VAT in total.

What the buyer wants

• Support survivors to recover from economic abuse, reduce their risk of harm, and become financially stable • Help survivors apply for short-term or emergency funding, improve their financial literacy, and move towards education, training, employment, or self-employment goals • Build capability across the London workforce to identify and respond to economic abuse, benefiting employers and survivors

Requirements

What could rule a small business out (our reading of the notice, written with AI): The notice does not list specific eligibility requirements such as turnover, accreditation, or insurance, but the £3,680,000 value over four years and London-wide scope would likely favour larger organisations or partnerships able to deliver at that scale.

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