Detached Youth Work and Outreach Programme for Primary Schools

Cambridgeshire County Council has successfully completed the procurement process for the "Detached Youth Work and Outreach Programme for Primary Schools." The process was conducted through an open, below-threshold competition, with Cambridgeshire County Council acting as the buyer. The programme is focused on youth education and social work services, targeting young people in localities identified as hotspots for risky behaviour and youth violence.

The contract, valued at £51,660, was awarded to Romsey Mill Trust, located in Cambridge, on 3rd September 2025 and will run until 31st March 2026, with potential extensions up to March 2028. This initiative falls under the industry category of public authority services within the UKH12 region, with the aim of informing long-term preventative strategies against serious violence among youth. This tender provides significant opportunities for those in the youth services and social work sectors, especially small and medium enterprises capable of delivering targeted educational and outreach programmes.

Businesses specializing in youth education and violence prevention can benefit from engaging in this contract to enhance their service portfolio and demonstrate their impact in community support initiatives. Cambridgeshire County Council offers a platform for innovative solutions and community engagement, making this an ideal contract for organisations looking to expand their influence and contribute to social welfare in the region.