Mental Health Supported Living Services Provider List for the Bradford District

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£364,000,000

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  • Health and social work services

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  • contract

Published

8 months ago

Description

Support for people with a severe and enduring mental health issue to live as independently as possible. 
The type of support is likely to include emotional support and support to help people to care for themselves: help with access services and social activities; and practical support such as budgeting, shopping and cooking. 
This could be in several types of accommodation: 
• In someone's own home, whether owner occupied or rented 
• Living with family and friends 
• Living in accommodation that is part of the offer from the supported living provider, whether a shared house or individual flat or house 
This tender contains 2 Lots. 
Lot 1: Mental Health support 
Lot 2: Mental Health support with personal care

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City of Bradford Metropolitan District Council

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Leonie Heyes

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