Short Breaks Services Framework (CSC25128)
Worcestershire County Council
Location: East Midlands
Nottingham City Council is inviting tenders for a trauma-informed support service for parents who have experienced the removal of a child through care proceedings, with an estimated contract value of £1.5 million excluding VAT.
The Council is seeking a single experienced provider to deliver sustained, relationship-based support to help prevent repeat care proceedings and further child removals.
The successful provider will deliver:
The opportunity is suitable for small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs).
Failure to meet these requirements will result in rejection.
Applicants must also meet the Council’s insurance, financial standing, experience, policy and procedural requirements.
The contract presents an opportunity for specialist family support organisations and trauma-informed service providers to help improve parental outcomes and reduce repeat care proceedings in Nottingham.
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