P0795/018 - Young Persons Outreach Navigator Service
This is a contract result notice, not an open opportunity. Details from the official award data.
This sits in the lower-middle of the Health & Social Care band — a mid-scale opportunity. Based on 32,734 valued Health & Social Care tenders in our corpus.
To award a contract via the direct award process for the provision of Young Persons Outreach Navigator Service via the P0795 Vulnerable Adults Rough Sleepers Council's Framework Agreement Lot 1 - Young People (16-25yrs).
The service will support young people aged 18- 25 who have a recent history of rough sleeping.
The Service will work with those who are experiencing multiple disadvantage to sustain accommodation placements and prevent a return to rough sleeping.
The service should be available 6 days a week and operate at times defined by the needs of the young people it is working with.
This is likely to include late afternoons, evenings and some weekends.
The service will be funded until March 2026, and consist of 3 FTE staff.
Building on the success of previous RSI funded services, this service should employ at least 1 staff with lived experience of homelessness or multiple disadvantage.
The service should provide recovery-based support, in the form of intensive engagement and comprehensive responsive support across a range of settings to aimed at reducing the likelihood of a return to rough sleeping.
The Service will: • Provide an individualised service to entrenched rough sleepers that is not time-limited and is flexible enough to meet the changing and complex needs of this client group • Support individuals to access key services, including health care, substance misuse services, accommodation and wellbeing services • Support individuals to remain in accommodation, preventing a return to rough sleeping.
What the supplier must deliver
The service will support young people aged
The service will support young people aged 18- 25 who have a recent history of rough sleeping.
The service should be available 6 days
The service should be available 6 days a week and operate at times defined by the needs of the young people it is working with.
Building on the success of previous RSI
Building on the success of previous RSI funded services, this service should employ at least 1 staff with lived experience of homelessness or multiple disadvantage.
The service should provide recovery-based support, in
The service should provide recovery-based support, in the form of intensive engagement and comprehensive responsive support across a range of settings to aimed at reducing the likelihood of a return to rough sleeping.
Provide an individualised service to entrenched rough
Provide an individualised service to entrenched rough sleepers that is not time-limited and is flexible enough to meet the changing and complex needs of this client group.
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