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The Mayor's Office of Police and Crime

Transitions to Adulthood Hub Pilot - Staff Training Programme

Government ServicesCPV 75000000 75200000 75230000 75231000 80000000 80500000 80510000
Value£55k
Awarded19 Apr 2021
Published3 Jun 2021
RegionLondon
Outcome — awarded

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£55ktotal contract value
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The brief

The Transitions to Adulthood Hub pilot is a community-based holistic service for 18-25 year olds on probation in Newham and 17 year olds transitioning from the Youth Offending Service to adult probation.

The Hub aims to provide wrap-around support tailored to young adults' distinct needs and informed by maturity assessments in order to reduce reoffending, improve mental health and support young adults to make positive life choices.

The pilot is funded by government's Shared Outcomes Fund and will be fully evaluated to inform wider national roll-out.

The Supplier is required to design and deliver in-person staff training for staff working in the Transitions to Adulthood Hub in Newham and to facilitate a programme of ongoing workforce development.

The aim of the training is to enable practitioners to work more effectively with young adults and support delivery of pilot outcomes.

The staff training programme must encompass working with young adults, systemic issues and the context in which offending occurs, working practices and supporting specific groups.

The specification includes a breakdown of each of these themes.

To develop a cohesive training programme, the Supplier must assess existing resources and their suitability for inclusion in the training programme, develop resources to fill gaps (in partnership with experts where appropriate), adapt existing resources where necessary, produce a plan for the training programme for MOPAC's consideration and deliver or identify a suitable provider to deliver each training element.

The Supplier is required to deliver or oversee delivery of in-person training to all staff working in the Hub, including probation staff and staff from support services.

Due to staff turnover, the Supplier will be required to deliver training to new members of staff at regular intervals across the duration of the pilot.

To support continuous upskilling of staff across the pilot duration, the Supplier is required to develop a programme of ongoing workforce development opportunities, such as reflective practice sessions.

Bids and questions should be submitted by email to: tender@mopac.london.gov.uk

Requirements

What the notice asks for

01

The Hub aims to provide wrap-around support

The Hub aims to provide wrap-around support tailored to young adults' distinct needs and informed by maturity assessments in order to reduce reoffending, improve mental health and support young adults to make positive life choices.

02

The Supplier is required to design

The Supplier is required to design and deliver in-person staff training for staff working in the Transitions to Adulthood Hub in Newham and to facilitate a programme of ongoing workforce development.

03

The aim of the training is

The aim of the training is to enable practitioners to work more effectively with young adults and support delivery of pilot outcomes.

04

The staff training programme must encompass working

The staff training programme must encompass working with young adults, systemic issues and the context in which offending occurs, working practices and supporting specific groups.

05

The Supplier is required to deliver or

The Supplier is required to deliver or oversee delivery of in-person training to all staff working in the Hub, including probation staff and staff from support services.

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