Award of a call off contract under the Prison Education Dynamic Purchasing System for Numeracy and Literacy Support for Prisoners at HMP Stafford

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Value

£34,871

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  • Education and training services

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  • award

Submission Deadline

3 months ago

Published

2 months ago

Description

Award of a call off contract under the Prison Education Dynamic Purchasing System for Numeracy and Literacy support for Prisoners at HMP Stafford. The supplier shall facilitate a Literacy and Numeracy programme that will address the barriers that exist with prisoners who have low levels of literacy and numeracy. These include:
- Understanding written communications within the prison
- Engaging with support services 
- Obtaining and maintaining employment 
- Engaging with the prison's formal education provision
- Accessing accredited programmes 
- Effective engagement in sentence planning, release planning, and the various pathways to reducing reoffending.

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Ministry of Justice

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