Framework Agreement for Counselling Services for Children and Young People

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The Highland Council

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£3,000,000

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Counselling services

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1 week ago

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The Highland Council are looking to establish a Framework Agreement for the purpose of providing Counselling Services to children and young people in the area.

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The Highland Council

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+44 1349886603

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