Harmful Sexual Behaviour Services (BHR)
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The procurement process for the "Harmful Sexual Behaviour Services (BHR)" contract has been successfully completed by the NHS North East London Integrated Care Board. This tender falls under the industry category of health and social work services and is located in London. The process reached the award stage on 15th July 2025, with the contract commencing on 1st September 2025 and set to run until 31st March 2028, with a possible extension to 2030.
The procurement method was a limited competition, conducted as a light-touch regime below the financial threshold. The contract aims to improve outcomes for children and young people in the Barking and Dagenham, Redbridge, and Havering areas. Barnardo's was awarded the contract valued at £600,000.
This tender presents significant opportunities for organisations specialising in social services, particularly those with a focus on supporting children and youths at risk. Businesses equipped with expertise in delivering multi-agency approaches and possessing a strong understanding of preventative care will find this contract especially relevant. Companies capable of providing training and advice to professionals dealing with harmful sexual behaviours can benefit from such contracts, as these services are in high demand to address and mitigate social challenges effectively.
Large-scale organisations and those within the VCSE (voluntary, community, and social enterprise) sector are particularly well-suited to compete for similar opportunities in the future.
Reduce and prevent harmful sexual behaviour in children and young people. Improving outcomes both for those exhibiting harmful sexual behaviour and for those who may have been victims. Preventing escalation to costly services and the need for longer term intervention and reducing the number of children and young people entering or embroiled in the criminal justice system because of their harmful sexual behaviour.
In turn, reducing pressures on mental health services for those who have become victims of this behaviour. In addition, the service will upskill professionals working with CYP who exhibit HSB, creating a wider social impact across the boroughs. Objectives of service: * To work alongside current pathways and providers of support for children and young people in Barking and Dagenham, Redbridge and Havering to embed a service that is both responsive to need and preventative in nature. * To offer the very best care and support through a multiagency approach, the service will both deliver direct intervention to children and young people and advise professionals in a multitude of capacities how best to support children and young people they are already working with and have a relationship with.
Our objectives are: (i) to achieve better outcomes and life chances for children and young people engaged in the project; (ii) to achieve safer childhoods and stronger families in London.
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The contract period is three years.
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