CP1619-18 Supported Living Options for Children Looked After (CLA) & Eligible Care Leavers Entry Point 4

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Devon County Council

Value

£13,628,000

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Health and social work services

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Submission Deadline

4 months ago

Published

1 week ago

Description

This framework is commissioning supported lodgings, semi-independent residential accommodation and shared accommodation placements for Children Looked After and Eligible Care Leavers aged 16-18 years and support for Children Looked After and Eligible Care Leavers once the young people are accessing the accommodation placement being commissioned.\r
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This is tender entry point 4 for this opportunity.

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Devon County Council

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Amanda Orpe

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+44 1392383000

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