NHS South West London ICB Crisis Cafes

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NHS South West London Integrated Care Board

Value

£6,434,350

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Community health services

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Submission Deadline

3 weeks from now

Published

8 hours ago

Description

NHS South West London ICB is seeking to procure five recovery/crisis cafes located in Sutton, Croydon, Wandsworth, Merton, Kingston & Richmond.
The Recovery /Crisis Cafés provide a safe space, non-clinical, and welcoming spaces for individuals experiencing mental health distress to receive immediate support and de-escalation, particularly during evenings and weekends when other services may be unavailable. These services offer a vital alternative to emergency departments for adults (18+) in mental health crisis across Southwest London.
SWL ICB's crisis café model aims to support early intervention, reduce ED presentations and improve access to out-of-hours support.

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NHS South West London Integrated Care Board

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Sara O'Donnell

[email protected]

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