NHSL881 South ADP Alcohol specific Service

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NHS Lanarkshire

Value

£600,000

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Health and social work services

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Submission Deadline

1 month from now

Published

2 days ago

Description

1.1	NHS Lanarkshire, on behalf of South ADP wishes to commission an organisation who as lead providers will work alongside the SLADP to offer an Alcohol Specific Service.  The eligibility criteria for the service will include individuals who have harmful/hazardous and problematic alcohol use and want to engage with a service to reduce their alcohol consumption.

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NHS Lanarkshire

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Mary Frame

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+44 7812492227

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