St Giles Trust

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St Giles Trust

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Georgian House, 64-68 Camberwell Church Street

London
SE5 8JB
United Kingdom

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Published 4 days ago

COV - Request for Quotation Coventry Youth Justice Service Mentoring Project 2024 - 25 - AWARD

The Council is procuring bespoke 1 to 1 mentoring provided at suitable community venues within the City of Coventry for children within or at risk of entering the Youth Justice Service.

Bids close: 2 months ago
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Published 2 months ago

IA3213 Staffordshire Children and Young People's Flexible Framework

Staffordshire County Council is seeking to engage Suppliers who deliver support to Children and Young People in their Education Settings and in their communities, throughout the eight districts of Staffordshire: Cannock, East Staffordshire, Tamworth, Lichfield, South Staffordshire, Stafford, Newcastle-under-Lyme, and Staffordshire Moorlands. Provision will be aligned to the Council's priority outcomes and commissioning priorities and the Framework will include 3 Lots; Lot 1. Targeted Intervention Programmes Lot 2. Skill Development Lot 3. Specialist Support This provision will predominantly support Children and Young People who are unable to engage positively with education, either individually or in groups. However, some provision will also be targeted to support the Education Settings, Parents/ Carers and Families in their support of Children and Young People. The Framework will host a range of quality assured Services which will be available for the Council to Call-off as and when required. It is expected a high volume of the support required will be for Children and Young People who are known to their SEND & Inclusion Hubs, although it is recognised Children and Young People who are supported by other Council services, could benefit from the provision on the Framework. This support will be pre-determined by the Referrer/ Funder of the Service and will be made clear during the Call-off process by the Council. For the avoidance of doubt this Procurement is for a Framework Agreement ('Framework') between the appointed Provider(s) and the Authority, to deliver Services, as and when required. The Authority makes no guarantee as to the volume of business on offer or that the Provider(s) will be required to deliver any Services at all. Provider(s) will only undertake Services if awarded a Call-off Contract in accordance with the process set out in the Framework. This Procurement is also for a 'Flexible Framework Agreement' which will be commissioned under the Light Touch Regime (implemented through Regulations 74-77 of the Public Contract Regulations 2015). This Flexible Framework Agreement differs from those set up under the non-light touch regime in that the Council MAY exercise its flexibility to 'open' the Flexible Framework Agreement for Providers to submit applications to join, throughout the Term of the Framework at set points in time. Particularly if it needs to increase the capacity or respond to emerging needs. If the Council decides to open the Flexible Framework Agreement for applications, it will do so on the same Terms and Conditions and on the same criteria. Interested Suppliers should register on the Council's e-tendering system https://supplierlive.proactisp2p.com/Account/Login where the tender documents will be made available if the Framework is re-opened.

£1,500,000
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Published 2 months ago

Staffordshire Children & Young People's Flexible Framework

Staffordshire County Council is seeking to engage Suppliers who deliver support to Children and Young People in their Education Settings and in their communities, throughout the eight districts of Staffordshire: Cannock, East Staffordshire, Tamworth, Lichfield, South Staffordshire, Stafford, Newcastle-under-Lyme, and Staffordshire Moorlands. Provision will be aligned to the Council's priority outcomes and commissioning priorities and the Framework will include 3 Lots; Lot 1. Targeted Intervention Programmes Lot 2. Skill Development Lot 3. Specialist Support This provision will predominantly support Children and Young People who are unable to engage positively with education, either individually or in groups. However, some provision will also be targeted to support the Education Settings, Parents/ Carers and Families in their support of Children and Young People. The Framework will host a range of quality assured Services which will be available for the Council to Call-off as and when required. It is expected a high volume of the support required will be for Children and Young People who are known to their SEND & Inclusion Hubs, although it is recognised Children and Young People who are supported by other Council services, could benefit from the provision on the Framework. This support will be pre-determined by the Referrer/ Funder of the Service and will be made clear during the Call-off process by the Council. For the avoidance of doubt this Procurement is for a Framework Agreement ('Framework') between the appointed Provider(s) and the Authority, to deliver Services, as and when required. The Authority makes no guarantee as to the volume of business on offer or that the Provider(s) will be required to deliver any Services at all. Provider(s) will only undertake Services if awarded a Call-off Contract in accordance with the process set out in the Framework. This Procurement is also for a 'Flexible Framework Agreement' which will be commissioned under the Light Touch Regime (implemented through Regulations 74-77 of the Public Contract Regulations 2015). This Flexible Framework Agreement differs from those set up under the non-light touch regime in that the Council MAY exercise its flexibility to 'open' the Flexible Framework Agreement for Providers to submit applications to join, throughout the Term of the Framework at set points in time. Particularly if it needs to increase the capacity or respond to emerging needs. If the Council decides to open the Flexible Framework Agreement for applications, it will do so on the same Terms and Conditions and on the same criteria. Interested Suppliers should register on the Council's e-tendering system https://supplierlive.proactisp2p.com/Account/Login and register interest in the tender on Proactis to access the tender documents.

£6,000,000 Bids close: 6 months ago
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Published 2 months ago

CWC24033 Families First for Childrens Pathfinder (FFCP) Targeted Youth Support

Stable Homes Built on Love is the Department for Education’s bold and ambitious implementation strategy for change within children’s social care. Children's social care: stable homes, built on love - GOV.UK (www.gov.uk) The City of Wolverhampton Council [CWC] has been selected as one of three local authorities who are Wave 1 Pathfinders. The expectation is that CWC, alongside the two other local authorities, will move into a ‘test and learn phase’ from January 2024 delivering services to children and their families in line with the FFCP design specification. There are four key reform strands to the pathfinder that will be delivered as a whole system transformation. - Overarching system-level reform, including multi-agency safeguarding arrangements - Family help - Child protection. - Family networks. Within the Family Help strand a key feature for consideration in the co-design is the composition of the Family Help Teams and who will be the lead practitioner for the family. In addition, an example of the cohort requiring support are families with adolescents (at risk of extra-familial harm). The Family Help Teams will work with families who are currently open to Targeted Early Help and those open on child in need. There is no longer a prerequisite for the latter group to have an allocated social worker. The lead practitioner (LP) will be an expert in their own field and where appropriate will be chosen by the family as the conduit between all agencies within the Family Help Team. The principles that will underpin targeted youth work with young people include the following: - Providing additional support to those young people aged 11-18 that need it most, - Identifying vulnerable young people and behaviours early, - Supporting young people to engage in diversionary activities ensuring the constructive use of leisure time activity and - Setting young people at the heart of decision making. Aim - To contribute to a multi-agency approach to working with young people to meet the needs of young people and their families. - To develop ways of identifying needs and barriers to improved future outcomes for young people and families and then to target effective interventions. - To participate in strategies to prevent offending and poor outcomes for young people. - To enable young people and their families to identify and achieve positive outcomes in their lives. - To provide a range of informal and social learning opportunities and activities for young people and to encourage their positive contribution enabling them to enhance their life opportunities. - Support for young people exiting the criminal justice system - To build resilience and raise aspirations for young people and familie
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Published 2 months ago

Contract Award Notice

The team supports female children under 18 years of age on the periphery of/or entrenched in harm from Child Criminal Exploitation (CCE), gangs' association, Child Sexual Exploitation (CSE) and sexual violence. Intensive support work is provided to female children by SGT credible lived experience, female case workers. This is an awarded contract.

£169,411 Bids close: 11 months ago
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Published 2 months ago

Contract Award Notice

Collaborating closely with the West Midlands Violence Reduction Partnership (VRP) and NHS Trusts to enhance the flexibility and responsiveness of our A&E navigator hospital services, particularly in facilitating more community mentoring opportunities. This contract has been awarded.

£268,270 Bids close: 11 months ago

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Contracts awarded to St Giles Trust

COV - Request for Quotation Coventry Youth Justice Service Mentoring Project 2024 - 25 - AWARD

IA3213 Staffordshire Children and Young People's Flexible Framework

Staffordshire Children & Young People's Flexible Framework

CWC24033 Families First for Childrens Pathfinder (FFCP) Targeted Youth Support

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Contract Award Notice

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