Flexible Framework Agreement for the provision of Home and Community based Short Breaks for Children and Young People with Disabilities
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Stockton on Tees Borough Council is currently in the procurement stage for a Flexible Framework Agreement aimed at providing Home and Community based Short Breaks for Children and Young People with Disabilities. The procurement process, identified under the title "Flexible Framework Agreement for the provision of Home and Community based Short Breaks for Children and Young People with Disabilities," covers various services within the welfare category, with a focus on children and young people. Services will be delivered in the UKC11 region, with the tender ending on 2nd December 2024.
The framework will include lots such as group provision, school holiday support, personal care, day opportunities for children aged 16+, intensive short breaks, and outreach services, each with an optional extension of 12 months. The open procedure is used, and the total framework value is estimated at £1,585,000. This tender presents significant opportunities for businesses specialising in welfare services for children and young people with disabilities.
Companies with experience in delivering diverse care packages, including group activities, personal care, and tailored support services, will find this framework particularly advantageous. SMEs are strongly positioned to benefit, providing they can demonstrate their capability and experience in line with the service specifications. With the flexibility to offer a comprehensive range of short break activities and support plans tailored to assessed needs, businesses can leverage this framework agreement to foster growth and expand their service offerings within the community.
This relates to services provided to children who have received a Child in Need assessment under section 17 of the Children Act 1989. The Local Authority has a statutory duty to offer a wide range of short breaks services for children and young people with disabilities, in turn this will enhance their lives, encourage independence and support their families.
a) Group provision- Offering a range of group activities for children and young people which includes opportunities for social inclusion and enrichment within the community with other children and young people. This may include increased provision during school holidays in line with the child's assessed needs. b) Outreach- Offering 1:1 (or staffing ration in line with assessed need) support to children and young people within the community (or home setting if required) to work towards outcomes identified within the support plan. Where shared outreach services (2:1 child: staff ratio, or other suitable ratios) would be beneficial to children and young people these may be agreed through Stockton on Tees Borough Council's panel process, subject to risk assessment and agreement with the council. Additional information: Sole Provider Lot
Offering a range of group-based activities for children and young people within the school holidays. This could include a building's based activity or an activity within the community.
Offering personal care support to children and young people with an assessed need for personal care support
Offering opportunities to promote social and independence skills to meet outcomes as identified in their Transition care plan. Where possible young people will be engaged in education, where additional needs have been identified above their education support, day opportunities may be required.
Offering support to children and young people as identified within their assessment where a bespoke package of care is required, this may be short term to provide a period of support or longer term to prevent family breakdown.
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