Sexual Health - Knowsley

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Katy Reed

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£0

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Health services

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Published

3 weeks ago

Description

Knowsley Council is seeking to commission experienced and high-quality service provider(s) to deliver two allotted services that support the management (and prevention) of sexual and reproductive health needs of our residents:
•	Integrated sexual health service
•	HIV advice and support service. 
The integrated sexual health service provides open access to sexual health and contraception services for adults and young people in Knowsley. The service offers 3 different levels of support (basic, intermediate, and complex) delivering a wide range of services to support and address sexual and reproductive health. Knowsley's HIV advice and support service is responsible for providing non-clinical advice and support for people in Knowsley who are living with or affected by HIV, as well as delivering training, advice and information to reduce stigma and raise awareness around HIV. 
Sexual health service:
•	Thursday 12th June 12:00- 13:00
•	MS teams -
o	 Meeting ID: 382 347 625 181 
o	Passcode: Ny3WB2ax 
•	Agenda: 
o	Welcome and Introductions 
o	Opening Presentation (About Knowsley, Local and National Data) 
o	Sexual health service (Proposed model, Future ambitions) 
o	Breakout Rooms (Feedback on service model) 
o	Indicative Timeline/Portal and How to Register 
o	Q&A
To Express interest go to https://www.the-chest.org.uk/ 
Project Ref - DN775475 - Sexual Health - Knowsley

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