High Intensity Supported Accommodation
This is a contract result notice, not an open opportunity. Details from the official award data.
The procurement contact named on the official notice.
Hampshire County Council (the "Council") has awarded contracts for High Intensity Supported Accommodation Services, for young people aged 16-21, for whom the Council has a duty to offer accommodation.
These are block contract agreements, across three Geographical Areas.
These High Intensity placements are for those young people who require short-term intensive support (from 5 to 20 hours per week) or floating support before transitioning to independent living or lower levels of supported accommodation, such as supported lodging.
High Intensity Supported Accommodation provides accommodation with support for 16 and 17 year-old Looked After Children and Care Leavers (18-21 years old), to enable them to live independently.
Additionally, this service provides Supported Accommodation for Separated Children.
The High Intensity service provides short-term, person-centred, and outcome-focused support in multi-occupancy settings.
Service Providers will offer accommodation and support aimed at increasing independence skills within a year, promoting engagement with Education, Employment, or Training (EET), and facilitating the transition to more independent living arrangements.
The High Intensity Service will be provided in suitable accommodation settings, such as shared houses with communal living facilities, and all providers have the appropriate Ofsted registration.
This procurement was conducted as an Open Procedure.
At contract award stage, we offered contracts to four suppliers, however two suppliers withdrew their offers prior to contract signing.
Hence the discrepancy between the Contract Award Notice and the Contract Details Notices.
What the notice asks for
These High Intensity placements are for those
These High Intensity placements are for those young people who require short-term intensive support (from 5 to 20 hours per week) or floating support before transitioning to independent living or lower levels of supported accommodation, such as supported lodging.
High Intensity Supported Accommodation provides accommodation
High Intensity Supported Accommodation provides accommodation with support for 16 and 17 year-old Looked After Children and Care Leavers (18-21 years old), to enable them to live independently.
The High Intensity service provides short-term, person-centred
The High Intensity service provides short-term, person-centred, and outcome-focused support in multi-occupancy settings.
Service Providers will offer accommodation and support
Service Providers will offer accommodation and support aimed at increasing independence skills within a year, promoting engagement with Education, Employment, or Training (EET), and facilitating the transition to more independent living arrangements.
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The High Intensity Service will be provided in suitable accommodation settings, such as shared houses with communal living facilities, and all providers have the appropriate Ofsted registration.
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