Resilience and Essential Needs Support Scheme
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The Resilience and Essential Needs Support Scheme (RENSS) is a non statutory support service commissioned by Lancashire County Council to help residents who are experiencing financial crisis and are unable to meet their immediate essential living needs.
The initiative provides end to end support from first contact through to award of essential goods and the co development of personalised plans aimed at building long term resilience, independence and improved wellbeing.
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The Resilience and Essential Needs Support Scheme
The Resilience and Essential Needs Support Scheme (RENSS) is a non statutory support service commissioned by Lancashire County Council to help residents who are experiencing financial crisis and are unable to meet their immediate essential living needs.
The initiative provides end to end support
The initiative provides end to end support from first contact through to award of essential goods and the co development of personalised plans aimed at building long term resilience, independence and improved wellbeing.
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- OCID
- ocds-h6vhtk-0513e5
- Stage
- award · Awarded
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- Find a Tender
- Buyer ref
- 068839-2026
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