Framework Agreement for the Provision of Social Care Agency Staff to Support Child & Family Services

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Welfare services for children and young people
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Health and social work services
Family-planning services
Hospital support services
Daycare services for handicapped children and young people
Child daycare services
Welfare services not delivered through residential institutions
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Swansea Council are looking to implement a Framework Agreement for the Provision of Social Care Agency Staff in order to provide a swift, compliant route to cover staffing shortfall within the Child & Family Services Departments. The authority foresees the need for a multi lot framework covering requirements such as Emergency Child Support, Children’s Residential Support Workers and Family Support Workers

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City & County of Swansea

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Sam Wilkes

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+44 2079477501

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