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Cardiff Council is seeking to understand the market from providers who are committed to promoting services that meet the needs of neurodivergent people and can deliver Specialist Day Centre Services as detailed within this notice.

Residential Care Homes for children with multiple/complex needs (phase 2)

Caffael o dan y trothwy - Cais am Ddyfynbris Mae'r Adran Tai ac Eiddo ynghyd â Gwasanaethau Oedolion angen cwblhau asesiad manwl o anghenion tai ac eiddo pobl hyn y fewn y Sir. Bydd yr asesiad yn llywio’r angen presennol a’r amca ....

Clinical Wrap to present a single view of a patient centred clinical record

The D2 Collaborative Children's home vision and approach: The aim is to deliver robust, needs-based provision that supports the health, therapeutic, care, and education needs of children and young people. This includes providing stable, intensive the ....

Contract for the provision of a short term dual placement (mixed gender) residential home for young people with complex needs on behalf of Suffolk County Council

Social Community Care Supplies & Services - Adult » Homeless Support | 321021 This notice is a PIPELINE NOTICE and therefore is NOT currently a call for competition. For the avoidance of doubt, the Pipeline Notice is intended to provide ....

The Edinburgh Health and Social Care Partnership (EHSCP), through the City of Edinburgh Council, require to appoint a new Provider to deliver residential intermediate care for people with complex needs including physical healthcare needs and homel ....

The University is undertaking Pre Market Engagement for the collection of the following waste streams that can collect the following waste streams: • Chemical waste - collected for off-site disposal and/or recycling, consisting of hazardous a ....

The term 'Complex Needs' describes persistent and interrelated health and/or social care needs which impact an individual's life and ability to function in society. These may include homelessness, drug and/or alcohol dependency, offending, poor me ....