Call-off from Framework for the provision of services for Domestic and Sexual Violence and Abuse and Violence Against Women and Girls - Lot 2 Survivor Engagement.

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Nottingham City Council

Value

£51,303

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Juno Women's Aid

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Health and social work services

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Submission Deadline

1 year ago

Published

10 months ago

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Call-off from Framework for the provision of services for Domestic and Sexual Violence and Abuse and Violence Against Women and Girls - Lot 2 Survivor Engagement.

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Nottingham City Council

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Elaine Orgill

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1158763300

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