Together for Mental Wellbeing Support Services Ltd

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52 Walnut Tree Walk

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SE11 6DN
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Published 1 month ago

Service User and Lived Experience Engagement

Norfolk County Council has awarded a contract for a new service to identify service development needs. Service user and lived experience engagement is one of the major steps to collect evidence that helps to broaden and improve service delivery. The National Drug Strategy 2021: From Harm to Hope, clearly states the vital importance of having the voices of those using our treatment services, those not yet engaged and their friends and family. Involving the voice of lived experience will ensure that the services and interventions being offered are helpful and support people to succeed in their recovery from drugs and/or alcohol.

£341,000
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Published 8 months ago

Mental Health and Learning Disabilities & Autism Support Framework - reopen Nov 2023

The Suffolk and North East Essex Integrated Care Board (SNEE ICB) (the "Commissioners") are issuing this invitation to apply to be listed on the Mental Health and Learning Disabilities & Autism Support Framework (the "Support Framework"). The Support Framework has been established to allow Commissioners to work with named providers to transform and develop mental health services within the boundaries of the Ipswich and East Suffolk Alliance, West Suffolk Alliance, and North East Essex Alliance. The Support Framework forms a list of preferred providers who have declared an interest in one or more of the listed service areas of Crisis, Children, Young People and Families (CYP&F), Community and Learning Disabilities & Autism (LD&A). The preferred providers listed on the support framework will be approached in the first instance, prior to any open market competition, whenever an opportunity to be involved in the transformation, development and or delivery of mental health and learning disability and autism services is available. The Support Framework was established in April 2022 and so far, the preferred providers have been approached regarding the following services: • Support for Children & Young People (CYP) in crisis within a hospital or community setting that may require Tier 4 • CBT based transdiagnostic resources • Mental Health Safe Haven & Wellbeing Hub • Suffolk Community Connector Service • Therapeutic Family Service North East Essex • Serious Mental Illness & Physical Health - Peer-led Outreach • Children & Young Persons Admission Avoidance • Mental Health High Intensity Users Service • Children & Young Persons Mental Health and Emotional Wellbeing System Offer • Children & Young Persons Peripatetic Service Mental Health and Wellbeing Services within Suffolk and North East Essex are undergoing a period of transformation and the Support Framework is intended to support these developments by allowing rapid access to providers to support specification development and service delivery. To apply for this framework you will find details on the In-tend portal https://in-tendhost.co.uk/westsuffolkcommissioning/aspx/Home under the project - Mental Health and Learning Disabilities & Autism Support Framework - reopen Nov 2023. You will need to register with the portal for free and then express an interest in the project to access the application to the Support Framework. Providers already listed on the Support Framework do not need to apply again. Additional information: Please note that the services and associated specification and prices commissioned within this contract may be subject to review and change, moving forward the Commissioners may further review the above mentioned services in conjunction with the selected providers; therefore, the scope of the possible changes to be made to this contract shall relate to the outcomes of any continuous improvement, through a variation to the contract in accordance with Regulation 72 (1) (a) of the Public Contracts Regulations 2015. Please see the procurement documentation for further information. Additionally, the contract may also be amended in terms of the original services supplied or the localities covered, where, following assessment it is identified that it is logical for additional services to be delivered in conjunction with this contract and / or by the provider(s), both in terms of actual service delivery and to avoid duplication of costs. The adaption to services may include but is not limited to other services and specialties formally delivered in alternative care settings where it is foreseen that these services can be delivered more effectively as part of this contract. The services to which this procurement relates fall within Schedule 3 of the Public Contracts Regulations 2015 (the "Regulations"). As such, the procurement of the services is being run as a process akin to the procedure mentioned above, as outlined within the suite of procurement documents. The Contracting Authority does not intend to hold itself bound by any of the regulations, save those applicable to Schedule 3 Services.

Bids close: 11 months ago
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Published 9 months ago

Enhanced Engagement and Relational Support Services for London (EERSS)

This award notice concerns the procurement of Enhanced Engagement and Relational Support Services for London in HMPPS via NHS Standard Contract commissioned by NHS England (hereafter referred to as "the Authority"). Please note that there were two lots in this procurement. Lot 1 received no bids and was therefore, not awarded. Lot 2 received 1 bid and this award notice therefore, only concerns lot 2 of the advertised procurement. The Enhanced Engagement and Relational Support Services (EERSS) is for people screened in to the OPD Pathway in London, which is being delivered as part of the joint NHS/HMPPS Offender Personality Disorder (OPD) strategy. The service supports service participants' progression through an integrated Pathway of care and management. The service aims, for those meeting the criteria, to meet the outcomes described by: Offering an independent, flexible, holistic, needs-led enhanced engagement & relational support service; employing skilled, motivated, supported paid staff; leading to: Improved public protection: • Improvements in psychological health, wellbeing, stability and pro-social behaviour • Improvements in competence and confidence of the staff team. ➢ Being responsive to the needs of people with protected characteristics and drawing on the principles of mentoring and advocacy (broadly defined) in supporting people on probation lead fulfilling and crime-free lives. ➢ Support service participants' access into more intensive aspects of OPD provision, as well as mainstream provision available to people in the community. EERSS workers provide emotional, practical and social support in different aspects of the service participant's life, including support with motivation and engagement, developing practical skills, improving relationships with their families and friends, as well as improving their psychological and social well-being and self-esteem. EERSS workers engage with activities that matter to the individual, and support them to access wider community services, including GP registration, physical and psychological health services, housing, education, managing finances and employment support. EERSS supports the engagement of individuals screened onto the OPD pathway who are under-represented in the more intensive aspects of OPD pathway provision, such as psychologically-informed therapeutic interventions offered both individually and in groups. More specifically, EERSS proactively engages those under the age of 30 and people of colour. Additional information: Please note that Lot 1 - Female Enhanced Engagement & Relational Support Service for the OPD Pathway for 40 women across London did not receive any bids. This award notice only concerns Lot 2 - Male Enhanced Engagement & Relational Support Service for the OPD Pathway for 60 men across London.

£2,646,800 Bids close: 1 year ago
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Published 9 months ago

Enhanced Engagement and Relational Support Services for London (EERSS)

This award notice concerns the procurement of Enhanced Engagement and Relational Support Services for London in HMPPS via NHS Standard Contract commissioned by NHS England (hereafter referred to as "the Authority"). Please note that there were two lots in this procurement. Lot 1 received no bids and was therefore, not awarded. Lot 2 received 1 bid and this award notice therefore, only concerns Lot 2 of the advertised procurement. The Contract will commence on 1 October 2023 for an initial period of 4 years and 6 months. The Contract may be extended for an additional period of 2 years, at the sole discretion of the Authority. Therefore, the maximum duration of this contract, if the extension option is taken up will be 6 years and 6 months

£1,588,080

Together for Mental Wellbeing Support Services Ltd

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Contracts awarded to Together for Mental Wellbeing Support Services Ltd

Service User and Lived Experience Engagement

Mental Health and Learning Disabilities & Autism Support Framework - reopen Nov 2023

Enhanced Engagement and Relational Support Services for London (EERSS)

Enhanced Engagement and Relational Support Services for London (EERSS)

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