Post 16 Semi - Independent Accommodation Services (3rd Anniversary Re-opening)

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£3

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  • Welfare services for children and young people

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Published

3 years ago

Description

A competitive tender process was undertaken by Southampton City Council for the provision of Post 16 Semi Independent Accommodation & Support Services (3rd Anniversary Re-opening) on behalf of the following authorities; Bracknell Forest Borough Council, Bournemouth Christchurch and Poole - BCP Council, Dorset County Council, Hampshire County Council, Portsmouth City Council, Wokingham Borough Council”. The 3rd Anniversary re-opening invited tenders from both new applicants or from existing providers who wanted to either improve their original offers or apply for a place on additional Lots.
The framework  consists of the following Lots:
Lot 1: Looked after children, including Separated Children Seeking Asylum (16 to 21 years old)
Lot 2: Care leavers (16 years and older)
Lot 3: Young people with complex needs (16-21 years old)
Lot 4: Parent(s) and child

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