YMCA East Surrey

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YMCA East Surrey

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Princes Road, Redhill, Surrey, United Kingdom, RH1 6JJ

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Published 5 months ago

SCC DW - Family Centres and Family Resilience Services

Surrey County Council (The Council) is seeking tenders from suitably qualified suppliers for Family Centres and Family Resilience Services. The Council intends to procure contracts for the delivery of Family Centres and Family Resilience services for children, young people and families in Surrey from 01 April 2024. This will involve the creation of 11 new contracts to cover each of Surrey's 11 District and Boroughs (D&Bs) geographical areas. High-quality Family Centres and Family Resilience services make a real difference to the lives of children, young people and their families in Surrey. They provide children, young people and families to opportunity to build resilience, improve outcomes, prevent inequalities and prevent the need of more intensive and costly interventions. They also support positive outcomes for whole families. The scope for the recommissioned services will be: Children and young people 0-18 years or up to 25 years for those with additional needs who require lower-level support and or have complex needs that do not meet statutory thresholds for interventions. Children and families that live in Surrey. The basis for Early Help and Family Resilience services is noted in Section 17 of the Children's Act 1989 which places a general duty on Local Authorities to safeguard and promote the welfare of children. Surrey County Council's Helping Families Early Strategy Page 4 to 32 (2020 to 2023) explains that the Working Together to Safeguard Children 2018 (statutory guidance) highlights that "Local authorities, under section 10 of the Children Act, have a responsibility to promote inter-agency co-operation to improve the welfare of all children. Identifying children and families who would benefit from Early Help." Furthermore, "The provision of Early Help services should form part of a continuum of support to respond to the different levels of need of individual children and families."

£58,519,180
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Published 9 months ago

SCC DB Priority Two Services - Mental Health Investment Fund

This opportunity is for eligible organisation to bid to the Mental Health Investment Fund (“MHIF”), a Surrey wide resource to enable the delivery of the outcomes in Priority Two of our Health and Wellbeing Strategy. This priority area is focused on prevention, removing barriers, and supporting people to become proactive in improving their emotional health and wellbeing. The fund will be used to support services which are non-statutory; developed by local, community-based groups. The priority for funding will be to schemes that directly impact local interventions supporting our priority populations and the delivery of the outcomes of Priority Two of the Health and Wellbeing Strategy. We want to encourage community groups to come forward and access funding for innovative approaches to mental ill health prevention which will make a direct impact on their community. ELIGIBLE ORGANISATIONS Organisations which are charitable in purpose and are working for the benefit of people in Surrey, including: - Registered charities - CIO (Charitable Incorporated Organisations) - Charitable Trusts – other than educational establishments - Voluntary and community groups - Faith groups - Educational establishments for exceptional projects that fall outside statutory support and benefit school communities facing particular disadvantage - Community Benefit Societies with charitable status - CASC (Community Amateur Sports Club) - Not for profit organisations such as CICs (Community Interest Companies) with a clear social purpose, for their charitable activities AREAS OF FOCUS More information on the strategy, and priority populations and key neighbourhoods, can be found here: https://www.healthysurrey.org.uk/about/strategy We are particularly looking for projects which address one or more of the following areas of need: - Suicide prevention, in particular focusing on men, bereavement/relationship support, loneliness and isolation. - Support during pregnancy and immediately after birth. - Support for parents and young families, such as parenting programmes. - School-based interventions targeting children and young people. - Workplace-based interventions - Interventions which reduce smoking, alcohol, drug use and improve physical health conditions. PRIORITY POPULATIONS We are particularly looking for projects which directly support any of the following priority populations: - People experiencing homelessness - Gypsy, Roma, Traveller community - People experiencing domestic abuse - People with drug and alcohol problems KEY NEIGHBOURHOODS All 21 key neighbourhoods are of interest for MHIF funding.

YMCA East Surrey

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Contracts awarded to YMCA East Surrey

SCC DW - Family Centres and Family Resilience Services

SCC DB Priority Two Services - Mental Health Investment Fund

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