Depaul UK

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Name

Depaul UK

Type

Company

Roles

Supplier

Company Size

Large

Company Number

Incorporation Date

Website

Address

Sherbourne House, 34 Decima Street

London
SE1 4QQ
United Kingdom

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Contracts awarded to Depaul UK

The contracts that Depaul UK have been awarded to supply. Click on the contract to view more detailed information and view the full details about the contract won.

Award

Published 1 day ago

Complex Needs Service for Homeless Vulnerable Adults St Vincent Mews (Martha House)

The Contract was awarded using grant funding from Greater London Authority (GLA). The funding is ringfenced for the purpose of reducing and ending rough sleeping, as set out in the bidding process and was awarded on the basis of a specific initiative and delivery partner. The Council worked closely with the provider on the planning for the bid. The provider was identified as the preferred partner due to the excellent level of service delivery they have demonstrated since taking over another contract in the borough in 2022. This collaboration led to the development of the service specification for a complex needs' adults service, combining both the Council's and the provider's expertise and values. The new funding enabled the Council to increase provision in the homelessness Pathway for adults aged 24 and above with a history of repeated homelessness and rough sleeping who have complex support needs, a group identified through a strategic gap analysis as being underserved. The Contract was awarded for 3 years starting from 18th March 2024.

£847,281
Award

Published 2 weeks ago

Community Based Housing Related Support and Homeless Prevention Services for Young People aged 17 - 24 Years

This a direct award of a short term contract to the incumbent supplier to ensure continuation of service delivery while a competitive procurement is undertaken

£258,896 Bids close: 3 weeks ago
Award

Published 8 months ago

Provision for a Supported Lodgings Service for Care Leavers and Young People at the Risk of Homelessness Aged 16-21

Wigan Council are looking for a Supported Lodgings Ofsted Registered provider, or a provider who can clearly evidence that they are in the process of registering with Ofsted. The provider will be expected to recruit, vet, train, support and retain 10 households, matching the young people carefully to the hosting arrangement and profile of both young person and household. 1.1 All young people are likely to need support during their transition to adulthood. It is our priority to make sure young people benefit from a safe and stable experience during this transition. We aim to continue to improve the current offer for young people transitioning and to provide appropriate support as they move into adulthood. As part of our offer to young people we are looking for a supported lodgings service to ensure we are expanding the options for care leavers, young people presenting as homeless and separated young people (unaccompanied asylum-seeking children). 1.2. Supported Lodgings are defined as: “Domestic or private lodgings where there is both an adult (usually called a host or carer) living on site and a requirement, and/or expectation and/or agreement that some level of support is provided.” (Regulation 2(1), para (d)) of the 2023 Supported Accommodation Regulations and Guidance states that Supported Lodgings is: - Provided by private individuals who offer a room in their family home. - Provision is typically co-ordinated by a supported lodgings scheme (the registered provider), which recruits and supports a network of supported lodgings ‘hosts’.

£889,684
Award

Published 8 months ago

503 A - Provision of a Supported Lodgings Service for Care Leavers and Young People at Risk of Homelessness Aged 16-21

Wigan Council are looking for a Supported Lodgings Ofsted Registered provider, or a provider who can clearly evidence that they are in the process of registering with Ofsted. The provider will be expected to recruit, vet, train, support and retain 10 households, matching the young people carefully to the hosting arrangement and profile of both young person and household.\r \r 1.1 All young people are likely to need support during their transition to adulthood. It is our priority to make sure young people benefit from a safe and stable experience during this transition. We aim to continue to improve the current offer for young people transitioning and to provide appropriate support as they move into adulthood. As part of our offer to young people we are looking for a supported lodgings service to ensure we are expanding the options for care leavers, young people presenting as homeless and separated young people (unaccompanied asylum-seeking children).\r \r 1.2. Supported Lodgings are defined as:\r "Domestic or private lodgings where there is both an adult (usually called a host or carer) living on site and a requirement, and/or expectation and/or agreement that some level of support is provided." (Regulation 2(1), para (d))\r of the 2023 Supported Accommodation Regulations and Guidance states that Supported Lodgings is:\r - Provided by private individuals who offer a room in their family home.\r - Provision is typically co-ordinated by a supported lodgings scheme (the registered provider), which recruits and supports a network of supported lodgings 'hosts'.\r \r Supported Lodgings services provide vulnerable young people (aged from 16 to 21) who cannot live with their families, with places to live in the homes of local people, hereafter referred to as hosts. These hosts are assessed, vetted, and trained for the role. Supported Lodgings services provide a young person with a room of their own in a private home where they are a member of the household but are not expected to become a member of the family. The householder, or host, provides a safe and supportive environment, working alongside professional services to help and support the young person in gaining skills for independent adult life.

£890,000 Bids close: 10 months ago
Award

Published 10 months ago

Community Based Housing Related Support and Homeless Prevention Services for Young People aged 17 - 24 Years

This a direct award to the incumbent supplier to ensure continuation of service delivery.

£226,240 Bids close: 1 year ago

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+44 2079391220

Statistics (1 Year)

Contracts Won

Total Won

£3,112,101

Average Win

£622,420

Depaul UK

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Contracts awarded to Depaul UK

Complex Needs Service for Homeless Vulnerable Adults St Vincent Mews (Martha House)

Community Based Housing Related Support and Homeless Prevention Services for Young People aged 17 - 24 Years

Provision for a Supported Lodgings Service for Care Leavers and Young People at the Risk of Homelessness Aged 16-21

503 A - Provision of a Supported Lodgings Service for Care Leavers and Young People at Risk of Homelessness Aged 16-21

Community Based Housing Related Support and Homeless Prevention Services for Young People aged 17 - 24 Years

Contacts

Statistics (1 Year)

Contracts Won

Total Won

Average Win