Lot 2 Alcohol Drugs and Substance Misuse Services

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SOUTHAMPTON CITY COUNCIL

Value

£164,629

Suppliers

No Limits (South)

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Health and social work services
Community health services

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Published

3 years ago

Description

Contract modification for Lot 2 -Alcohol Drugs and Substance Misuse Services. The total value of the contract variation equates to an additional £164,629.00 for 2022/2023 to enable additional staff recruitment in order to facilitate young people's treatment places, retention and training and development for staff, peer workers and volunteers.

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