Call off from Homelessness framework - Lot 7 Youth Homelessness Prevention Services

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£378,845

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  • Health and social work services

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Submission Deadline

4 months ago

Published

1 month ago

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Call off from Homelessness framework - Lot 7 Youth Homelessness Prevention Services

Additional information: Lot 7 Service 1

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Nottingham City Council

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Elaine Orgill

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1158763300

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