Social care & community in Wales
Public sector contract notices in social care & community covering Wales, from Find a Tender.
Social care & community notices in Wales
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PROVISION OF GENERAL SUPPORTED LIVING SERVICES
Bridgend County Borough Council is recommissioning general supported living services across the borough, funded by Adult Social Care and Housing Support Grant. Services must run 24/7 and support individuals to live independently in their communities.
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Provision of an Older Persons Housing Related Support Service
Bridgend Council seeks a provider to deliver older persons housing-related support across three integrated elements: community floating support, hospital discharge support, and support to extra care housing schemes. The service will be for older people across Bridgend.
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Proc-25-181 Additional Learning Needs Partnership Service
Wrexham County Borough Council on behalf of six North Wales authorities seeks a provider to deliver independent advocacy and disagreement resolution services for children and young people with additional learning needs. The service must support families across Anglesey, Gwynedd, Conwy, Denbighshire, Flintshire and Wrexham in navigating education decisions.
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CCBC Housing First
Conwy County Borough Council is commissioning its own Housing First service for the first time, moving away from joint delivery with Denbighshire. The service will support vulnerable people into housing with wraparound support, in line with Welsh wellbeing principles.
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Provision of A Homelessness Prevention and Financial Advice Service
Bridgend County Borough Council wants a service to help people who are homeless or at risk of homelessness, including advice on housing law, possession proceedings, and debt. The service will sit within the Council's Housing Solutions team and work with their existing staff.
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Delivery of Supported Accommodation Services for Young People Aged 16 - 25 Years Old & Care Leavers
Newport City Council wants a single provider to run supported accommodation services for young people aged 16–25 and care leavers across two sites: a staffing hub and day centre at Llanthewy Road with intensive support, and a move-on setting at Stow Hill. The service will operate as a partnership pathway.
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Delivery of Childcare Provision at Prince Charles Hospital, Merthyr Tydfil
Cwm Taf Morgannwg University Health Board wants a childcare provider to run an established day care facility at Prince Charles Hospital in Merthyr Tydfil. The provider will employ staff, manage operations, and offer standard childcare, Flying Start, fee-paying places, and out-of-school provision.
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Open Framework for Domiciliary Care Services for Older and Disabled Persons
Neath Port Talbot Council is establishing an open framework to commission domiciliary care providers to deliver care and support to older and disabled adults in their own homes. The framework will run for up to eight years (first period three years, second up to five years) with periodic admission of new providers.
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Concession Agreement for a Day Nursery and After School Club at the Crymych Integrated Children's Centre
Pembrokeshire County Council is offering a concession to run a day nursery and after-school club at Crymych Integrated Children's Centre. The operator will provide childcare services under a concession agreement.
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Short Breaks 2026-2029
Cardiff and Vale University Health Board wants a third sector organisation to provide short breaks support for unpaid carers. The role includes a community facilitator to signpost and arrange breaks, plus direct funding for short breaks like holidays, activities or experiences.
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Strategic review of building based care homes in Carmarthenshire
Carmarthenshire County Council wants a consultancy to review its building-based care homes - assessing current provision, future demand, compliance, and investment needs. The output will be a costed, phased strategic plan for sustainable modern care accommodation.
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Emergency Support Worker Staff
Wrexham County Borough Council is establishing a framework to access emergency social care staff at short notice for both adult and children's services. The council will appoint up to three providers to supply vetted, trained workers to cover unexpected absences, service pressures, and critical incidents.
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Re-opening of Framework Agreement for Early Years Pre School Education Provision - Lot 12 Newtown
Powys County Council is establishing a framework agreement for early years pre-school education provision in Newtown. The contract covers up to 10 hours per week of education for 3 and 4 year olds during term time, funded at £6.67 per hour per child from April 2026.
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Business Case: East Area Joint Specialist Children’s Assessment Centre Provision to serve Wrexham and Flintshire Council areas.
Wrexham County Borough Council wants a consultancy to develop a business case (SOC/OBC) for a new joint Specialist Children's Assessment Centre serving Wrexham and Flintshire. The work involves research, stakeholder engagement, and needs analysis to inform future service provision.
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Ceredigion - Peripatetic Family Support
Ceredigion County Council wants peripatetic 1:1 family support workers to visit families with children aged 0–11 in their homes and community settings. The service is preventative and focused on families needing support.
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Offender Support Service Project
Rhondda Cynon Taf Council is funding a project to provide one-to-one support and interventions to offenders who will be homeless on release from prison, helping them integrate back into the community. The service will work with offenders identified through the council's Homeless Offender pathway and partner with probation and homelessness teams.
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Framework for: The Provision of a Regulated Care at Home Service
Bridgend County Borough Council is establishing a framework for providers of regulated care at home services. This is a long-term arrangement to deliver domiciliary care across the council's area.
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Provision of Childcare Services (Flying Start & Non-maintained Early Education)
Wrexham County Borough Council is establishing a framework for childcare providers to deliver Flying Start services and non-maintained funded early education. They're looking for suitably qualified and experienced childcare providers to join an unlimited supplier list across two lots.
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Approved List for the Provision of Domiciliary Care Services
Newport City Council is recruiting providers to its approved list for domiciliary care services in Newport. The list operates as a Dynamic Purchasing System and accepts new entrants.
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Suicide Prevention Pilot Service
NHS Wales is piloting a support service for adults in Gwent experiencing suicidal thoughts or recent attempts, who fall outside standard mental health crisis pathways. The service will also support affected family members, partners, and witnesses.
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Provision of a School Based Counselling Service to Children and Young People within Newport
Newport City Council needs a school-based counselling service for children and young people aged 10–19 across secondary schools, primary Year 6, special schools, pupil referral unit, and community settings. The service must provide minimum 25 days per week of face-to-face counselling (term time), with a clinical lead and optional play therapy.
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Independent Sexual Violence Advisory (ISVA) Services North Wales
North Wales Police seeks an ISVA service providing independent sexual violence advisers and a specialist service for children and young people across the force area. The service must be accessible across all areas of North Wales and responsive to varying geography and demand.
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Ceredigion – Housing Support for People with Alcohol & Substance Misuse as a Primary Need
Ceredigion County Council wants a provider to deliver housing-related support for people across the county whose primary need relates to alcohol or substance misuse. The service will help them maintain independent living and avoid homelessness.
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Prosiect Tai â Chymorth ym Mhenrhyndeudraeth, Gwynedd / Supported Housing Project in Penrhyndeudraeth, Gwynedd
Cyngor Gwynedd is seeking a provider to support two individuals with physical disabilities to live independently in Penrhyndeudraeth. The contract runs for an unspecified period at £1.1m total value.
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Prosiect Tai â Chymorth ym Mhenrhyndeudraeth, Gwynedd / Supported Housing Project in Penrhyndeudraeth, Gwynedd
Cyngor Gwynedd is looking for a provider to deliver supported housing for two individuals with physical disability in Penrhyndeudraeth. The contract is valued at £1.1m.