CBC-1839-T-LS Domestic Abuse Refuge & Outreached Support

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Katy Reed

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£5,530,000

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Social work and related services
Social work services
Social work services with accommodation
Other community, social and personal services

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tender

Submission Deadline

4 weeks from now

Published

1 hour ago

Description

Lot 1 - Domestic Abuse Refuges -  The provider will deliver a specialist Domestic Abuse refuge service to the residents of two purpose built buildings. The provider will also deliver a housing management service to the buildings and their residents, in partnership with their owner, which is Amplius Housing Group.
Lot 2 - Outreached Support -  Framework including an Approved Providers List (APL) from which staffing and management capacity can be procured as required, towards outreached support and housing management, in a variety of settings and locations.

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