TC1193 Framework for Supported Living and Day Opportunities

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Manchester City Council

Value

£1,555,200,000

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Health and social work services
Social work services with accommodation
Daycare services

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Published

3 days ago

Description

Framework for Supported Living and Day Opportunities
The framework is split into 4 Lots as follows:
Lot 1 Supported Living – Outreach and Community
Lot 2 Supported Living – Supported Accommodation
Lot 3 Day Opportunities
Lot 4 Innovation

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Manchester City Council

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Ms Samantha Wilson

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+44 1612344368

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