White Rose Regional Framework
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The White Rose Partnership which comprises of 14 Placing Authorities (Local Authorities/Trusts).
These include: • Barnsley, Bradford (and the Trust), Doncaster, East Riding, Hull, Leeds, North East Lincolnshire, North Lincolnshire, Rotherham, Sheffield, Calderdale, Kirklees, Wakefield, York.
The purpose of this section is to set out the overarching framework and expectations for the White Rose Regional Partnership ("WR Partnership") in how local authorities commission, manage, and deliver care services for children, young people, and families across Yorkshire and Humber.
Specifically, it: • Defines the standards, responsibilities, and performance expectations for Providers delivering services under the White Rose regional agreement. • Establishes a consistent, regional approach to commissioning residential care, fostering, and family support services. • Ensures that Providers and Placing Authorities work within a shared framework aligned to national reforms such as the Stable Homes, Built on Love strategy and Regional Care Cooperatives (RCCs). • Clarifies the structure of the open framework agreement, its duration, service lots, and terminology used throughout the specification.
The White Rose Partnership wish to commission the following services under the overarching framework. • Fostering (Lots 1-5) • Residential care (Lots 6-11) • Family Support Services (Lot 12) Fostering - £89,990,191.20 (Annual Spend) £539,941,147.20 (Framework Spend) Lot 1 - Foster Family Lot 2 - Foster Family with Additional Support Lot 3 - Fostering Family with Intensive Support Lot 4 - Fostering Parent and Child Residential - £215,012,177.12 (Annual Spend, which does include Parent and Child Assessment) £1,290,073,062.72 (Framework Spend, which does include Parent and Child Assessment) Lot 6 - Residential Care Lot 7 - Residential Care and Education Lot 8 - Residential Therapeutic Assessment (Only) Lot 9 - Residential Therapeutic Assessment and Intervention Lot 10 - Dual Registration (Ofsted & CQC) Lot 11 - Emergency Activity Based Family Support Services Lot 12 - Residential Parent and Child
What the notice asks for
The purpose of this section is
The purpose of this section is to set out the overarching framework and expectations for the White Rose Regional Partnership ("WR Partnership") in how local authorities commission, manage, and deliver care services for children, young people, and families across Yorkshire and Humber.
Establishes a consistent, regional approach to commissioning
Establishes a consistent, regional approach to commissioning residential care, fostering, and family support services.
Family Support Services (Lot 12)
Family Support Services (Lot 12).
Foster Family with Additional Support
Foster Family with Additional Support.
Fostering Family with Intensive Support
Fostering Family with Intensive Support.
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What this notice demands of you
3 named, none in explicit obligation language. Each one is quoted from the notice.
Lot 10 - Dual Registration (Ofsted & CQC)
Clarifies the structure of the open framework agreement, its duration, service lots, and terminology used throughout the specification.
Lot 10 - Dual Registration (Ofsted & CQC)
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