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The Fermanagh and Omagh District Council has concluded the procurement process for a PEACEPLUS 'Healthy Relationships Programme', focusing on community action services aimed at addressing domestic violence and promoting healthy relationships in post-conflict society within Northern Ireland. The tender, which was first announced on 11th February 2025, proceeded through an open procedure with the award announced on 22nd July 2025. 25.
The programme was developed with diversity in mind, incorporating elements that engage various cultural backgrounds in the council area, emphasising the promotion of healthy relationships among different genders and generations. This tender represents a significant opportunity for businesses specialising in community, social, and personal services to expand their footprint in the public sector, particularly those capable of addressing sensitive societal issues such as domestic violence. SMEs focusing on programme design and development can find new avenues for growth by competing in such complex projects, especially as they require both electronic and written submissions.
Companies with expertise in open procurement processes should consider pursuing similar future tenders that challenge both the social dynamics and integrate post-conflict resolution aspects. Additionally, firms aligned with EU funding projects might find strategic advantages in engagements reflecting the European Peace Facility's socio-economic goals.
Fermanagh and Omagh District Council invited tenders for the design, development, delivery and evaluation of a PEACEPLUS 'Healthy Relationships Programme.' The main focus of this programme is addressing issues that are affecting healthy relationships. The programme will incorporate multiple elements which work to promote healthy relationships and tackle the higher rates of domestic violence in our post conflict society. While physical violence expressed openly on the streets of our community has decreased post-conflict, it is noted that there is a need to address the remaining levels of domestic violence within our communities and perception that domestic violence may be more acceptable in certain religious/ethnic communities. This programme will promote healthy relationships between men, women and young girls, and between generations and will take into consideration the diversity of backgrounds, cultures and communities within the district.
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