Ealing Healthwatch Service

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Buyers

London Borough of Ealing

Value

£700,000

Suppliers

Your Voice in Health and Social Care 45, St Marys Road Ealing W5 5RG

Classifications

Social work and related services

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Published

3 years ago

Description

The annual value of the Healthwatch Service is approximately up to £140,000 per annum. The Department of Health funding specifies that the service must be carried out by an incorporated non-profit making organisation.
Ealing Council has a statutory duty to commission a local Healthwatch service within the requirements of the Health and Social Care Act 2012. The purpose of a Healthwatch service is to act as a consumer champion for health and social care services, and to involve local people in the commissioning, provision and scrutiny of these services. Ealing has sought a suitably qualified provider who has experience in these areas.

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London Borough of Ealing

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