Child Poverty Reduction Programme - Provision of Advice and Guidance in Community Settings and Schools

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Submission Deadline

4 weeks from now

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5 hours ago

Description

The purpose of the 'Advice in community settings and schools' service is to provide income maximisation, benefits and debt advice across our region, making this available within a wider range of trusted community spaces - such as early years settings - to help families receive their entitlement, including those who are in work.
North Tyneside Council (the Council) procuring on behalf of the North East Mayoral Combined Authority (North East CA) which has been duly authorised.
All references to the Council in documentation should be understood to include North Tyneside Council's procuring role as the representative of North East Mayoral Combined Authority (North East CA).
North Tyneside Council is the procuring authority, the North East Mayoral Combined Authority (North East CA) is the contracting authority.

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