CC12957 - Forrest Walk Residential Care for Adults with a Physical Disability including Respite and Day Care Provision

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West Lothian Council

Value

£4,935,216

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Cornerstone

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Health and social work services
Social work services with accommodation
Social work services

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Published

11 months ago

Description

The aim of the service is to provide care and support for physically disabled service users with complex needs who have been assessed as requiring 24-hour support within a registered care home environment in the community.

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West Lothian Council

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Tom Henderson

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+44 3001313333

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