ID 3862229 TEO - Communities in Transition (CIT) Expanding Restorative Practice in Non Justice Settings (Regional) in the eight CIT Areas

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£1,419,997

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  • Other community, social and personal services
  • Provision of services to the community

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Published

3 years ago

Description

The Executive Office (TEO) is seeking to appoint a Contractor to design and deliver a programme of activities that will increase the use of restorative practice in the eight CIT Areas of focus listed at paragraph 2.6 of the Schedule (for maps of the areas, please see separate document entitled “ANNEX A MAPS OF THE 8 CIT AREAS”). It is envisioned that the Contractor will also operate in an ‘area of influence’ around the core outlined CIT areas. The core area provides a focal point for action and investment. The concept of a wider area of influence, that is not sharply defined, acknowledges that thriving places require wider connection to both physical and social assets. Investment decisions and actions will be informed by the likely impact on core areas. Please see the Specification document for further details.

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