SCE0033 - Solihull Group Delivery

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Katy Reed

Value

£120,000

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Other community, social and personal services

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tender

Submission Deadline

3 weeks from now

Published

14 hours ago

Description

Leicester City Council wishes to commission The Solihull Postnatal Group programme. This is a structured, evidence-based programme designed to support parents and carers in the early stages of their baby’s life. Delivered in group settings, the sessions focus on strengthening parent-infant relationships, promoting emotional wellbeing, and building parenting confidence through the Understanding Your Baby manual.
This service aims to improve parent-infant attachment, support emotional health in the postnatal period, reduce social isolation, and enable early identification of additional needs in parents, carers, and babies.
This is a one year contract with a possible extension of one year subject to DfE funding. The anticipated commencement date of this contract is 22/11/2025 to 21/11/2026

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