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The primary aim of this lived experience engagement is to support Scottish Government in understanding the current support service provision and needs of service users who are engaged, or have lived experience, of prostitution in Scotland, to better inform future service design. Requirements - There are two parts to this engagement. The first will focus on understanding the service provision across Scotland. As a minimum, Scottish Government are seeking learn the following on a national and local authority level:•What services are delivered across Scotland?•What are the variations between local authorities?•What is the referral process?•What links are there with other, related, services (i.e. statutory, public sector, mainstream and specialist, and third sector organisations)•What/where are the gaps in service provision in Scotland?The Scottish Government expect an analysis of this information which will set context and complement recommendations for service redesign. This baseline understanding will aid the identifications of gaps, and best practice. The Scottish Government would welcome ideas from the successful bidder on ways to way present this information in an engaging way.The second part will be focused on lived experience engagement across 3 thematic areas; service interaction, barriers to access, and future service design.
| Supplier | Identifier | Award Value | Cross-References |
|---|---|---|---|
| LKJ Research | - | £38,200 | - |
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