Southwark Culture Health and Wellbeing Partnership (SCHWeP)

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Katy Reed

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£31,000

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Health and social work services

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2 weeks from now

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9 hours ago

Description

Southwark Council is commissioning a Network Coordinator for the Southwark Culture Health and Wellbeing Partnership (SCHWeP), for a three-year contract starting in October 2025. 
The appointed individual or organisation will be responsible for delivering a coordinated programme of activity that supports the development and long-term sustainability of the SCHWeP network, while contributing to the wider ambitions of the Creative Health Southwark programme. 
If you are interested in delivering this programme of work, please submit a proposal answering the questions outlined in the bidder guidance document hosted on ProContract by 11.59pm on Sunday 14th September 2025. Proposals should be submitted by uploading a word or pdf document to ProContract.
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