Mental Health Awareness Training
Overview
Summary, notice description and lot information
Birmingham City Council seeks a provider for "Mental Health Awareness Training" aimed at enhancing skills and knowledge regarding mental health and wellbeing for leaders in various community settings. The contract, initiated through an open procurement method and categorised under services, was awarded on 1st December 2025. It entails delivering training equivalent to half a day, available both face-to-face and online up to 30th November 2027, with potential extension until December 2028.
With a gross contract value of £103,380, the procurement category highlights areas such as training services and community health services. The services commenced in Birmingham, UK, focusing on helping community leaders improve their understanding of mental health. The initiative presents numerous growth opportunities for businesses specialising in training services, particularly those with expertise in mental health and community engagement.
Large organisations capable of developing adaptable training formats could benefit significantly from collaborating with local communities. Providers with the ability to codevelop training packages and tailor deliverables to support faith-based groups and small organisations are well-positioned to compete. This tender encourages innovation in service delivery methods, allowing suppliers to utilise both digital platforms and physical interactions in community environments to foster skill enhancement and wellbeing education effectively.
To deliver Mental Health Awareness (MHA) Training aimed at improving knowledge and skills around mental health and wellbeing for leaders in faith settings, community groups and other small organisations. There is a requirement to design and deliver Mental Health Awareness (MHA) Training, aimed at enhancing the knowledge and skills related to mental health and well-being for leaders in faith settings, community groups, and other small organisations. The training will consist of the equivalent of a half-day package (the method should be codesigned with the community), available either face-to-face or online, within local communities and faith settings.
The specifics of the delivery method and any supporting resources will be determined through the bidding process once the project is commissioned.
With the option to extend for a further 12 months subject to satisfactory performance and funding availability.
Procurement Classification
Notice type, method, and CPV codes
Contract Values
Financial information and value estimates
The contract period is two years.
Key Dates
Publication, submission, and award timeline
Notice Status
Current status of tender, lots, awards, and contracts
Contracting Authority
Buyer organisation and contact details
Awarded Supplier
Supplier who was awarded this contract
Documents & Links
External resources and data downloads
The Open Contracting Data Standard (OCDS) is a framework designed to increase transparency and access to public procurement data in the public sector.
Need help with your tender submission?
Our expert team can help you prepare a winning bid. Get professional support from CareSync Experts.
Get in touch with our team at Care Sync Experts today for a consultation.
Email: hello@caresyncexperts.co.uk
Phone: 0333 577 0877
Contact UsBidding for contracts like this
Other tenders in Birmingham
- P1011 - Healthwatch Birmingham and Solihull in Birmingham
- Vision Screening Services in Birmingham
- Wholesaler & Distribution Services 2025 in Birmingham
- BSOL_Ashcare Solihull Limited_2024-25_IFPCHC in Birmingham
- BSOL_Goldcrest Healthcare Service Limited_2024-25_IFPCHC in Birmingham
- Managed Service for the provision of Blood Glucose and Ketone Point of Care Testing in Birmingham