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ASC25015 Minor Adaptations and Independence at Home Services
Worcestershire County Council wants a supplier to deliver minor home adaptations and independence support services across the county. The service can be delivered by one supplier for both areas or split between two suppliers.
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Independent Advocacy Services 424-NYC-HA
North Yorkshire Council is seeking a provider of statutory advocacy services covering Care Act advocacy, Independent Mental Capacity Advocacy (IMCA), Relevant Person's Representative (RPR), and Independent Mental Health Advocacy. The contract runs for an unspecified period at £6.2m value.
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Camden Rough Sleeping outreach service (formerly known as the 'Routes off the Streets' service)
Camden is seeking a six-year contract to run its outreach service supporting rough sleepers in the borough to access housing and support. The service is currently known as Routes Off the Street and the existing contract expires in March 2026.
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Bath and North East Somerset ASC Community, Social and Memory Support (CSMS)
Bath & North East Somerset Council wants a single provider to run community social support groups, memory support groups, and day activities for older people across the area. The service focuses on social inclusion, wellbeing and helping people manage their conditions and live meaningful lives.
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Re-tender for the provision of Housing-Related Support Service for children in care and care leavers (16-25 years old) in Herefordshire
Herefordshire Council wants a provider to supply accommodation and support services for 16–25-year-old children in care and care leavers. The service includes a minimum of 16 self-contained units (mostly one and two-bedroom) and tailored support to help young people transition into independent living.
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Framework for Healthcare-Related Substance Use Services
London Borough of Hackney is establishing a framework for healthcare-related substance use services under the Provider Selection Regime. The framework runs for up to four years and is split into 13 lots.
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Gamelan Music therapy
North London NHS Foundation Trust wants weekly gamelan music-making sessions for a mental health unit at HMP Wormwood Scrubs. The sessions aim to build self-confidence, communication, and social skills among participants.
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Carers Support Service (North East Lincolnshire)
A service to support unpaid carers in North East Lincolnshire, helping them maintain their health and life opportunities while continuing their caring role. Support includes advice, counselling, befriending, advocacy, training, peer groups and activities, delivered through a hub in Grimsby and local community venues.
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Operation of Family Hubs and Community Provision
Sandwell MBC wants a single provider to run its Family Hubs across the borough, delivering early help and support to families. The service is already established and the council wants to maintain current approaches while allowing local flexibility.
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Framework for Non-Healthcare Substance Use Services Framework
London Borough of Hackney is establishing a 4-year framework for seven lots of non-healthcare substance use services, including needle provision, employment support, housing support, community navigation, custody assessment, and legal advice for people with substance use needs.
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A Mentoring service for young people at risk of serious youth violence
Barking & Dagenham wants a mentoring service for 11–25-year-olds at risk of gang involvement or exploitation. The service will be referred clients from the Youth Offending Service and help them access education, training, and employment.
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Disagreement Resolution and SEND Mediation
North East Lincolnshire Council wants an independent service to provide disagreement resolution and mediation for parents and carers of children with special educational needs. The service will handle disputes relating to SEND provision for local residents.
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Street Outreach Settlement
Croydon Council wants a supplier to run street outreach, casework, resettlement and tenancy sustainment services for people experiencing street homelessness. The service includes a floating support element and a substance misuse worker.
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Domestic Abuse Emergency, Safe and Supported Accommodation
Cheshire East Council wants to commission emergency and supported housing for people experiencing domestic abuse. The service must provide safe accommodation for individuals and families, including those with complex needs, and support them toward independence.
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Drive Domestic Abuse Perpetrator Intervention - CPA/SPU/2667P
Cheshire Constabulary wants a partner to deliver the Drive domestic abuse perpetrator intervention programme, working with high-risk perpetrators across Cheshire. The service will run for 18 months from April 2025, with funding confirmed for two financial years though the exact Year 1 allocation is still to be decided and will be pro-rated.
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Temporary Accommodation Services
Cherwell District Council wants a single provider to supply emergency accommodation for homeless people, available at short notice any time of year. The contract runs for two years.
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Contract for Provision of power services to Swansea Christmas Market
Swansea Council needs installation, testing, maintenance and removal of power, lighting and audio equipment for the city centre Christmas Market, serving market stalls, a crafters' marquee and a caroler's cabin.
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Supported Living Framework 25-S-008
Reading Borough Council is establishing a three-lot framework for supported living services, replacing their current framework expiring 31 March 2026. The framework targets complex needs, community support for low-hours care packages, self-contained accommodation, move-on pathways, and transition services for young adults.
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Western Vale Community Day Service
Vale of Glamorgan Council seeks a provider to run a community day service offering flexible, person-centred activities for up to 50 people aged 65+ living with dementia or identified need in the Western Vale. The service will run from Illtud House, Llantwit Major, accommodating up to ten people per day.
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Transitional Supported Accommodation For Young People
24-hour staffed supported accommodation for up to five young people aged 16–24 transitioning from residential care. The service runs from a fixed property in Neath and includes both on-site and community-based practical and emotional support to help residents move to independent housing.
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Statutory Healthwatch Service
Havering Council is looking for an organisation to run its local Healthwatch service, which gathers residents' feedback on health and social care and advocates for improvements. The contract runs from April 2026 to March 2031.
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Community and Statutory Advocacy Service
Havering Council seeks a provider to deliver advocacy support to residents with substantial difficulty engaging with health, social care, or community services. The service covers both statutory advocacy (under Care Act, Mental Capacity Act, Mental Health Act, and NHS Complaints Regulations) and community support for those not meeting statutory criteria.
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Restorative Justice Related Services
The Police and Crime Commissioner for Warwickshire wants restorative justice services across the county, split into two lots: a crime-focused RJ service (Lot 1) and an anti-social behaviour/non-crime restorative service (Lot 2). Both will work within a multi-agency hub approach.
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Independent Child Trafficking Guardianship (ICTG) Service
The Home Office is procuring the Independent Child Trafficking Guardianship (ICTG) Service, which provides support and advocacy for child victims of human trafficking. The service currently operates across two-thirds of Local Authorities in England and Wales.
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EOTAS Framework
Wrexham County Borough Council is establishing a framework to commission providers of education other than at school (EOTAS) for children and young people unable to attend mainstream school. Provision includes flexible tuition across subjects and qualifications, pastoral support, and assessment tracking.