Integrated Domestic Abuse

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• Integrated Domestic Abuse
• Service for Hampshire
• IDASH

Jude Ruddock-Atcherley Hampshire County Council
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What are we trying to achieve?

• refresh and develop existing practices
• ensure sustainability innovation
• remove barriers
• improved outcomes for individuals and families.

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Current provision

• 9 contracts for 11 refuges providing up to 92
  family units
• 8 contracts for 11 floating support services for
  260 victim / family places
• 1 Sanctuary scheme
• Independent Domestic Violence Advisers supporting
  440 clients annually
• 20 children and family interventions

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Commissioning partners

• Hampshire County Council
• Adult Services
• Public Health
• Childrens Services
• Supporting (Troubled) Families
• Office of the Police and Crime Commissioner for
  HIOW

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Integrated provision

• Community based floating support and outreach
  services
• Independent Domestic Violence Advisers
• Dedicated support services for children and
  families
• Refuges and accommodation based services
• Move on and resettlement services
• Personal support networks and group work
• Single Point of Contact (SPOC)

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Ambitions

• Integrated services with coordinated approach
• Avoid competing for limited resources
• Robust processes and monitoring
• Opportunity for providers to shape services
• Access to wider network of provision and
  expertise across range of services
• Benefits of working with other organisations and
  agencies

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Cluster areas
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IDASH Providers

• YOU Trust

• Southern Domestic Abuse Service (SDAS)

• Lot 2 East Hampshire, Havant, Fareham and
  Gosport

• Lot 1 Basingstoke Deane, Rushmoor and Hart
• Lot 3 Eastleigh, New Forest, Test Valley and
  Winchester