265.7 - Drug and Alcohol Service for Adults and Young People
This is a contract result notice, not an open opportunity. Details from the official award data.
This is a large award for Health & Social Care — above three-quarters of comparable contracts. Based on 32,734 valued Health & Social Care tenders in our corpus.
This is a "Call off" from Lot 12 of the "Ethical Community Living Framework".
This service will be based upon a reformed model of care and support in the community delivering with a range of partners' initiatives in support of prevention and early help.
The service will promote and support self-care so that people may sustain and improve their own health and wellbeing.
Regular monitoring and support will enable those less able to progress toward a position of self-care.
Self-care approaches will divert people away from accessing services in an unplanned way and reducing long-term reliance on health and social care services.
The service will work in partnership to develop a model of recovery from drugs and alcohol that advocates real improvements for all those people affected by directly responding to care needs through the provision of clinical interventions but also by promoting recovery and addressing the wider needs and determinants of health and wellbeing.
The Provider will deliver the service on an open access basis for all residents, enabling and supporting self and wider agency referrals.
In consultation, the Provider will be expected to continue to develop ways to increase access and uptake of all elements of the service.
Agency sectors and population segments will be identified and prioritised where there is an under-representation, high need or expressed need identified by Commissioners.
What the supplier must deliver
This service will be based upon
This service will be based upon a reformed model of care and support in the community delivering with a range of partners' initiatives in support of prevention and early help.
The service will promote and support self-care
The service will promote and support self-care so that people may sustain and improve their own health and wellbeing.
Regular monitoring and support will enable those
Regular monitoring and support will enable those less able to progress toward a position of self-care.
The Provider will deliver the service on
The Provider will deliver the service on an open access basis for all residents, enabling and supporting self and wider agency referrals.
In consultation, the Provider will be expected
In consultation, the Provider will be expected to continue to develop ways to increase access and uptake of all elements of the service.
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