Tender for Herefordshire Volunteering, Development and Capacity Building Service

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Value

£141,000

Classifications

  • Other community, social and personal services

Tags

  • tender

Submission Deadline

7 months ago

Published

8 months ago

Description

Tender for a service to support and develop volunteers across Herefordshire. Volunteers will be supported, valued, and celebrated for their contributions, while organisations will be equipped with the tools and guidance to effectively recruit, train, and retain volunteers.

Additional information: 
Herefordshire Council has published this contract opportunity on the 'Supplying the Southwest Portal'. To view the documentation related to this opportunity you will need to register on the portal if you are not already registered with Procontract, and express an interest in the opportunity.

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