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Coming up· published 25 Jul 2025

Perinatal Mental Health Community Peer Support service

London Borough of Camden · Camden, London

London Borough of Camden is planning Perinatal Mental Health Community Peer Support service. It is a contract for other health and social care in Camden.

Source: Contracts Finder, published 25 Jul 2025. Details are refreshed every 30 minutes.

Key dates

  1. 2025

    Pipeline notice published

    Market Engagement Notice · 13:26

    View notice
  2. 2025

    Pipeline notice published

    Market Engagement Notice · 10:49

    View notice
  3. 2025

    Tender notice expected

    Date given in the buyer's earlier notice

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About this tender

In brief

London Borough of Camden is planning Perinatal Mental Health Community Peer Support service. It is a contract for other health and social care in Camden. The buyer has published an early notice. It gives providers time to prepare before the tender opens. The estimated value is £626,000.

The buyer marks it as suitable for SMEs and VCSEs. Contracts Finder published it on 25 July 2025. The OCDS ID is ocds-b5fd17-d7901fc9-f9a1-4299-8813-8b5c23b3786a.

Summary of the contracting process

The London Borough of Camden is currently in the planning stage for procuring a "Perinatal Mental Health Community Peer Support service," aimed at assisting expectant and new parents with mild to moderate mental health needs. The initiative, classified under the CPV category for Health services, is set to take place in London, United Kingdom.

Key dates include an engagement end date of 15th August 2025, with the current service provision ending in March 2026. The procurement process has been initiated as a tender, focusing on community support to address mental health challenges such as anxiety, depression, and social isolation during the first critical years of parenting.

This tender presents a substantial opportunity for business growth, particularly for small and medium enterprises (SMEs) and voluntary, community, and social enterprises (VCSEs). The project, valued at approximately £626,000, requires a culturally responsive approach, utilising peer-led support to ensure linguistic and cultural inclusivity. The service's focus on overcoming social stigma and fostering emotional recovery highlights the need for innovative solutions that prioritise inclusivity and support within local communities.

The notice in full

Camden Council's Perinatal Mental Health Community Peer Support service supports expectant and new parents with mild to moderate mental health needs during their infant's first years of life (first 1001 days). The current service provision is due to end in March 2026. The service provides peer-led emotional and practical support to address issues such as anxiety, depression, and social isolation.

It centres on shared lived experience, offering validation, reducing stigma, and fostering recovery. The service is culturally responsive, aiming to overcome language and cultural barriers through a diverse network of peer supporters. It plays a crucial role in promoting maternal mental wellbeing and creating safe, inclusive spaces for open dialogue and social connection.

Lots: no lot details came through with this notice. The official notice and the tender pack have the full breakdown.

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Key facts

Every field the notice carries. Anything it leaves blank is listed under its table.

Contract

Service
Other health and social care
Procurement type
Standard
Contract period
Not specified - Not specified
Suitable for
Small and medium sized businesses (SMEs); Voluntary, community and social enterprises (VCSEs)

Not stated in the notice: category.

Procedure

Notice type
Market Engagement Notice
Current stage
Planning
Stages so far
Planning
Published on
Contracts Finder

Not stated in the notice: procurement method, awardee scale.

Values

Tender value
£626,000

Not stated in the notice: lots value, awards value, contracts value.

Status

Tender
Planning

Not stated in the notice: lots, awards, contracts.

References

CPV code
85100000 - Health services
CPV division
85 - Health and social work services
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Location

London Borough of Camden is based in Camden. The area the service covers can be wider, so check the notice and the lots.
Local authority
Camden
Town
North London
Postcode
N1C 4AG
Electoral ward
King's Cross
Constituency
Holborn and St Pancras
Delivery area
London
Region
London
Sub-region
Camden
Area
Inner London - West
Country
England
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Buyer

Contracting authority

Organisation
London Borough of Camden
Contact
Rohima Begum
Phone
+44 2079745391
Address
London, N1C 4AG · London · England

Not stated in the notice: category.

Call +44 2079745391
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Documents and links

Official sources for this notice. The tender pack itself sits on the buyer's portal.
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Questions about Perinatal Mental Health Community Peer Support service

When will the Perinatal Mental Health Community Peer Support service tender open?

London Borough of Camden has not yet given a date for the tender notice. An early notice is the time to answer any market engagement questions and gather the evidence a bid will need.

How much is the Perinatal Mental Health Community Peer Support service contract worth?

The estimated value is £626,000.

Who is the buyer for Perinatal Mental Health Community Peer Support service?

London Borough of Camden, based in Camden, London. The named contact is Rohima Begum, on +44 2079745391.

How do I bid for Perinatal Mental Health Community Peer Support service?

Register on the buyer's portal named in the notice, download the tender pack and check every condition of participation before you start writing. The buyer has marked it as suitable for SMEs and VCSEs. Care Sync Experts writes and reviews care tender bids from £1,500 + VAT.

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What to do next

  1. Read the early notice in full.
  2. Answer any market engagement questions.
  3. Gather your evidence and case studies now.
  4. Check your policies are up to date.
  5. Watch for the tender notice.