Bury Council is seeking a care provider for a new supported living service aimed at adults with mental health needs. This initiative is part of the Bury Adult Social Care Housing with Additional Needs Strategy, which aims to increase the number of supported living units in Bury by 2025. The strategy
Contract awarded. Originally published 1 years ago.
Bury Council is seeking suppliers to provide Independent Domestic Violence Advocacy (IDVA) services. Since 2020, Bury has commissioned this service to support victims of domestic violence or abuse, particularly those at high risk of harm or death from intimate partners, ex-partners, or family member
Bury Council is seeking a provider to deliver support services for safe accommodation for victims of domestic violence and their families. This contract will last for 29 months, with the possibility of extending for an additional 12 months, and has an estimated value of £380,000 per year. The main g
Bury Council is seeking suppliers to provide support services for homeless individuals and families through the Huntley House and Silver Street temporary accommodation. The service will be based at Huntley House, located in Bury Town Centre, which consists of 19 individual units, including 8 self-co
Bury Council is seeking suppliers to provide support services for homeless individuals and families through the Huntley House and Silver Street temporary accommodation facilities. This contract, valued at £900,000, aims to deliver essential support and accommodation services to those in need. Intere
Competitive procurement for home care services to support residents' independence and choice, with a three-year contract and extension options.
Plymouth City Council is inviting service providers to a market engagement event to help co-design an integrated advocacy and independent visiting service for adults, children, young people and families across the city.
Swindon Borough Council seeks a single provider to deliver children's advocacy and independent visitor services for looked-after children over a 3-year initial contract term with potential 2-year extension.
Fund providers to deliver economic independence support for victims and survivors of violence against women and girls across London, including workforce training, financial stabilisation and employment support.
