A&E Navigators service for the Humber (South Bank)

Award

Buyers

Value

£60,000

Suppliers

Classifications

  • Welfare services for children and young people

Tags

  • award

Submission Deadline

5 months ago

Published

1 month ago

Description

The Humber Violence Prevention Partnership (HVPP) is seeking quotations from suitably experienced organisations to provide a reliable and successful A&E Navigator service on the south bank of the Humber.

It is anticipated that the Contract shall be awarded in April 2024.
The duration of the contract will be twelve months. Work must begin in April 2024, and as far as possible should be completed by 31 March 2025.

The Humber Violence Prevention Partnership (VPP) is a Home Office-funded Violence Reduction Unit (VRU), established in summer 2022. VRUs exist to lead and co-ordinate the local response to preventing and reducing serious violence, utilising a public health approach to work with local partners.  This includes the Police and Crime Commissioner, Humberside Police, Humber local authorities, Youth Justice Teams, the local NHS Integrated Care Board, the OHID and the Probation Service.

Adopting a public health approach to reducing and preventing serious youth violence, the Humber VPP are seeking an experienced provider to support the delivery of an A&E Navigator programme on the south bank of the Humber. The activity will be focussed on the two A&E settings located within North Lincolnshire and Goole NHS Foundation Trust (Diana, Princess of Wales Hospital in Grimsby and Scunthorpe General Hospital).

All details relating to this award, including instructions of how to apply are included in the document available to download from this award notice.

Documents

Premium

Bypass the hassle of outdated portals. Get all the information you need right here, right now.

  • Contract Agreement

    The official contract terms, conditions, and scopes of work.

    Download

  • Award Notice

    Details on the tender award and selected suppliers.

    Download

Similar Contracts

Open

Flexible Framework Agreement for the provision of Home and Community based Short Breaks for Children and Young People with Disabilities

This Framework will deliver a range of Short Break activities Lot 1 - Group provision and outreach provision Lot 2 - School Holiday provision Lot 3 - Provision of personal care and support to children and young people, within the child's home Lot 4 - Provision of day opportunities for children aged 16+ Lot 5 - Provision of intensive short breaks Lot 6 - Provision of outreach services (where main provision is unable to meet demand, or family choice)

STOCKTON-ON-TEES BOROUGH COUNCIL

STOCKTON-ON-TEES BOROUGH COUNCIL

Published 2 days ago
Open

Youth Justice Service

Oldham Council are seeking to commission a service to provide appropriate deployment of support within relevant settings to intervene early with young people who are identified as at risk of crime or anti-social behaviour. The successful provider will work proactively with a range of key partners and stakeholders including young people to deliver a service that achieves positive outcomes for all. The service is held to account by the Youth Justice Management Board (YJMB) which includes representation from the Local Authority and statutory partners. The service will be expected to report to the YJMB and the Community Safety and Cohesion partnership as a minimum and work with the Local Authority to agree any wider governance requirements. Oldham Council are seeking to commission a service that will work with targeted groups of children, young people and their families to encourage them to become empowered to make informed choices, raise aspirations and ensure children and young people fulfil their full potential. It is expected the provider will meet all KPI’s and outcomes outlined within the specification.

Oldham Council

Oldham Council

Published 3 days ago
Open

2425-0002 Special Educational Needs and / or Disabilities, Information, Advice & Support Service (SENDIASS)

The service will provide free, impartial, confidential, and accessible information, advice and support about matters relating to Special Educational Needs (SEN) and / or disabilities (SEND) including matters relating to education, health, and social care. This must also include information, advice and support on the take-up and management of Personal Budgets. A key objective of the service is to ensure children and their parents and young people have sufficient information and support necessary to participate in decision making. The service will be compliant with Chapter 2 of the Statutory SEND Code of Practice, Section 32 of the Children and Families Act and the National Minimum Standards finalised in September 2018 in consultation with the Department for Education. The mode of support will be via all of the following: • A direct telephone helpline (with answering machine, offering a callback, and signposting service at times when calls cannot be answered) • Website, which includes o Contact details of the service o Opening hours o Response times o Information on a range of SEND topics o Signposting to other useful groups including Islington’s Parent Carer Forum and the Family Carer’s Action Group, youth forums as well as national helplines o Signposting to Islington’s Local Offer o Key policies including the Service’s complaints procedure • Email and • Face to face by appointment The service specified will be available to service users who are: • Parents and carers of children with SEN and / or disabilities aged 0 – 25, for whom the local authority is responsible; and • Young people (typically aged 16 – 25) with SEN and / or disabilities for whom the local authority is responsible. The service scope includes initial concerns or identification of potential SEN and / or disabilities, through to ongoing support and provision including children and young people who are supported at the level of SEN Support through to those who may need to be assessed or already have an Education, Health & Care Plan (EHCP). The service will ensure children, young people and parents and carers are provided with information and advice on matters relating to SEN and disability which includes: • local policy and practice • the Local Offer • personalisation and Personal Budgets • law on SEN and disability, health, and social care, through suitable, independently trained staff • advice for children, young people, and parents and carers on gathering, understanding, and interpreting information and applying it to their own situation • progression to adulthood and transition to adult services including universal services • information on the local authority’s processes for resolving disagreements, its complaints procedures and means of redress

Islington Council

Islington Council

Published 3 days ago

AI Bid Assistant

Our AI-powered tool to help you create winning bids is coming soon!

View Contract Source Save Contract

Organisation

The Office of the Police & Crime Commissioner

Pip Betts

[email protected]

1482220787

Timeline complete

Publish
Bid
Evaluate
Award
Complete