Temporary Accommodation Proposal

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Value

£160,000

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  • Social work services with accommodation

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  • award
  • contract

Published

1 year ago

Description

The council is looking to partner with an organisation to meet some of its temporary accommodation requirements for single persons with a priority housing need. 
To support the council to meets its legal duty to homelessness customers, and to enhance its capacity and expertise in addressing the needs of priority need homelessness customers, an opportunity to partner with an organisation is proposed. We are happy to work with private companies or VCSE's. The services to be provided are wide ranging and include accommodation, drop-in services, and crisis intervention. Services are designed to enable customers to move away from homelessness permanently through the delivery of effective supportive and wellbeing interventions.

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