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Overview
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Westminster City Council is overseeing a tender process titled "Community Champions 2024 - Multi Lot," focusing on services in the community health sector. Located in the UK, specifically the London region, this tender is currently in the active stage and is set to close on 10th December 2024. The procurement falls under the "Community health services" category with an estimated value of £1,135,000.
The tender involves an open procurement method with lots including Churchill Gardens & Tachbrook, Harrow Road, Westbourne, and Dalgarno, each aimed at improving health and wellbeing through community engagement and volunteer initiatives. The procurement is covered by the GPA, and final contracts are expected to align with the financial year's end. This tender presents a significant opportunity for businesses involved in community health services and those experienced in facilitating community engagement and support.
Companies that can mobilise local volunteers and effectively collaborate with NHS and other services stand to benefit. SMEs with experience in running events, public health campaigns, and community activities may find the scope appealing. Participation in this procurement not only allows businesses to expand their service offerings but also to amplify their impact on local health and wellbeing initiatives.
With the option to bid on up to two lots, businesses can strategically choose which areas are best suited to their expertise and operational capacity.
A procurement exercise was conducted to appoint suitably qualified provider for the Community Champions Initiatives in Churchill Gardens & Tachbrook (WCC), Harrow Road (WCC), Westbourne (WCC) and Dalgarno (RBKC).
Community and Maternity Champions are local volunteers who give their time to bring communities together and support the health and wellbeing of their families, friends, neighbours and wider community. They do this in a host of ways, including running activities, events and public health campaigns, often becoming the 'go-to' people in their communities for support and information. The champions work in partnership with the NHS and other voluntary sector services to signpost residents to services and improve access.
Community and Maternity Champions are local volunteers who give their time to bring communities together and support the health and wellbeing of their families, friends, neighbours and wider community. They do this in a host of ways, including running activities, events and public health campaigns, often becoming the 'go-to' people in their communities for support and information. The champions work in partnership with the NHS and other voluntary sector services to signpost residents to services and improve access.
Community and Maternity Champions are local volunteers who give their time to bring communities together and support the health and wellbeing of their families, friends, neighbours and wider community. They do this in a host of ways, including running activities, events and public health campaigns, often becoming the 'go-to' people in their communities for support and information. The champions work in partnership with the NHS and other voluntary sector services to signpost residents to services and improve access.
Community and Maternity Champions are local volunteers who give their time to bring communities together and support the health and wellbeing of their families, friends, neighbours and wider community. They do this in a host of ways, including running activities, events and public health campaigns, often becoming the 'go-to' people in their communities for support and information. The champions work in partnership with the NHS and other voluntary sector services to signpost residents to services and improve access.
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