----- Original Message
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From: TBurke@valeroyal.gov.uk
To: michael.wiffen@mensaid.com
Sent: Wednesday, January 17, 2007 4:48 PM
Subject: FOI
Dear Mr Wiffen,
Vale Royal Borough Council
do not fund any domestic violence perpetrator programmes.
Kind regards
Toni Burke FCIH
Housing Services Manager
Vale Royal Borough Council
01606 867543
----- Original
Message -----
From: JSRoberts@valeroyal.gov.uk
To: dave.mortimer@mensaid.com
Sent: Friday, August 11, 2006 1:44 PM
Subject: FOI
Dave,
Angela Doe has asked me
to reply to you with an answer to your question concerning the amount
of funding given to Women's Aid in the last financial year.
I can speak in detail for
only those monies controlled by the Vale Royal Community Safety Partnership
- although to my knowledge and after consultation with other council
colleagues this would appear to be the only funding made available
to them during this period from within the council's full or partial
control.
In financial year April
2005 to March 2006, a one off grant of £4,000 was made to Vale
Royal Women's Aid (VRWA). The purpose of the grant was to help upgrade
the refuge provision provided by them in order to meet the government
national performance indicator BV 225.
John Roberts
Community Safety Manager
Strategic Partnerships
Vale Royal Borough Council
Wyvern House
The Drumber
WINSFORD
CW7 1AH
01606 867794
----- Original
Message -----
From: ADoe@valeroyal.gov.uk
To: dave.mortimer@mensaid.com
Sent: Tuesday, July 04, 2006 4:16 PM
Subject: FOI
Dear Mr Mortimer
The Council is
committed to tackling the root causes of domestic violence, improving
the safety of men, women and children affected by domestic abuse.
Vale Royal Borough Council does not financially support any of the
groups listed below, but does give support in kind by
:A) Cybercafes:
They have a signposting service to:
National Survivors
Helpline 0845 1221201
Men's Local Victim
Support 01606 353623.
Raising aspirations
through workshops organised by the Life Long Learning Team
B) Partnership
work with Women's Refuge Support for clients of Women's Refuge through
aspiration raising activities
Representative
of Women's Aid attend Local Partnership groups
C) The Community
Safety Partnership (of which Vale Royal is a member) Gives financial
support to the Cheshire Domestic Abuse Partnership as and when requestedA,
B, C) Part of Cheshire Domestic Abuse Partnership, which coordinates
a multi-agency approach to reduce the extent and impact of domestic
violence in the County. The Partnership also aims to support local
forums and agencies and be a vehicle for sharing best practice and
information and maximising resources
http://www.cheshire.gov.uk/domesticabuse/Partnership/Termsofreference.htm
