Community Services for Working Age Adults, with Learning Disabilities, Complex Health Needs, Autism, Mental Health or Physical Disabilities

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£920,000,000

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Health and social work services

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2 years ago

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Warwickshire County Council (the Council) and its Partner (NHS Coventry and Warwickshire Integrated Care Board) ICB are seeking tenders for their Community Services for Working
Age Adults (WAA), with learning disabilities, autism, mental health or physical disabilities. The purpose of care and support commissioned through this model is to enable people to live
good and fulfilling lives by being supported to achieve the things that are important to them. The support people can access will comprise three broad elements: 
• Support to live independently in my own home (Independent Living)
• Support to live a fulfilling life in my local community (Positive Days - Day Support )
• Support for my family and carers (Overnight Opportunities)
These elements are interdependent and may change over time as people's aspirations and needs develop.

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Warwickshire County Council

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Manjit Nagra

[email protected]

+44 1926412026

Frances O'Mahoney

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