NUN - Homelessness Support Services Contract

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Nuneaton and Bedworth Borough Council

Value

£1,288,960

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PEOPLE POTENTIAL POSSIBILITIES

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Other community, social and personal services

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Published

3 years ago

Description

Overview of the Service:-The day- to day management of a direct access hostel that is owned by Nuneaton and Bedworth Borough Council (NBBC). To provide person centred, housing related support, for homeless single people that are at risk of or are already sleeping rough. Aged 18 or over. This to be at both the hostel mentioned above and at other temporary accommodation locations, with a maximum No. of individuals to be 10 at any one time.The primary aim is to support individuals placed in to a hostel, and potentially the 5 other temporary accommodations, all provided by NBBC, to enable them to develop appropriate skills in order to access independent accommodation, and move on into their own tenancies successfully.

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