London Violence Reduction Vanguard

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£40,000

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St Giles Trust

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3 weeks ago

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This supplier would be a subcontractor to head contracts. The Subcontractor has been commissioned by the Head Provider to provide 1 FTEs for the Haringey (from October 2025) and Enfield (from October 2025) London Vanguard sites. The St Giles Practitioners will work alongside the respective team in each borough to provide prevention, intervention and case management directly for children and young people.
-	Individual psychological interventions for 0-25year olds who are most at risk of/involved in violence by Specialist Youth Practitioners overseen by Clinical Psychologists  
-	Case management and consultation by Psychologists 
-	Training, consultation and supervision to partner agencies to embed a TIA approach alongside parenting and family support to target prevention
This is an NHSE funded initiative.

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