Hosted Advocacy Services for Children and Young people
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NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde has completed the procurement process for the provision of Hosted Advocacy Services for Children and Young People. The contract involves appointing an independent advocacy service for children and young people being treated in Skye House and Ward 4 of the Royal Hospital for Children in Glasgow. This procurement, categorised under Health and social work services (CPV 85000000), was carried out through a limited award procedure without prior publication.
Key dates include the contract signing on 30th January 2025, with the procurement process officially recorded as complete by 31st January 2025. The contract, valued at £250,000, was awarded to Partners in Advocacy. This tender presents significant opportunities for businesses possessing the capability to deliver specialist advocacy services within a mental health context for young people.
Specifically, businesses with a deep understanding of psychiatric inpatient settings, regulatory frameworks like the Mental Health (Care and Treatment) (Scotland) Act, and experience in dealing with diverse demographics up to the age of 18 would be ideally suited to compete for similar contracts. The procurement method, which did not include a call for competition, underscores the necessity for highly specialised services and indicates potential stability and extended engagement for qualified providers in this sector.
NHS Greater Glasgow & Clyde wish to appoint an independent advocacy service for children and young people who are being treated in Skye House and Ward 4 of the Royal Hospital for Children. This is a highly specialised service mandated by the Mental Health (Care and Treatment) (Scotland) Act. the service is usually non instructed and is governed by clearly defined principles and standards.
An Independent Advocacy Service for NHS Greater Glasgow & Clyde's Specialist Childrens Services Hosted Services which include the West of Scotland Adolescent Inpatient Unit and The Child Inpatient Unit. The Service will be provided to the whole spectrum of mental health service users up to the age of 18 years and the diversity of the population including gender, ethnicity, age, disability (physical or otherwise) and sexuality.
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