SAFE Birmingham Taskforce Track 2 Interventions - Mentoring
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The procurement process for the "SAFE Birmingham Taskforce Track 2 Interventions - Mentoring" initiative is led by Birmingham City Council, targeting the welfare services industry, specifically for children and young people. The project focuses on delivering mentoring services in Birmingham, aligned with the local authorities and educational institutions. The relevant procurement stage is the award stage, with crucial dates marking the future signature due on 27th October 2025, and the contract period running from 3rd November 2025 to 2nd October 2026.
The direct award procurement method was utilised, justified under special circumstances detailed in the UK's legislative framework. This tender creates substantial opportunities for small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs), particularly those specialising in socio-emotional and educational mentoring services. By participating, businesses can establish strong partnerships with local authorities and schools, enhancing their portfolio and visibility.
The project notably supports enterprises involved in welfare services and aligns with both existing suppliers and those adaptable to school systems, offering an ecosystem for SMEs and voluntary sector entities to thrive through tailored interventions in the community.
Support, Attend, Fulfil, Exceed (SAFE) is a schools-led response to serious youth violence, focused on providing earlier intervention in mainstream secondary schools. It is aligned with the expectations placed upon Schools, Academy trusts, governing bodies, and local authorities by the Working Together to Improve School Attendance guidance. The aims of the SAFE programme are to: - Improve socio-emotional regulation and wellbeing - Improve behaviour within schools and the local area - Improve school attendance - Reduce vulnerability to, and involvement in, serious violence The expected outputs from the award of these contracts will be: - Mentoring services for 36 secondary schools with a minimum of 620 referrals - Weekly (term time) mentoring for a minimum of 6 months per referral (two terms) alongside complementary afterschool and school holiday activity.
Expected outcomes from the Services are: - Improvements in behaviour of young people - Improvements in socio-emotional wellbeing - Improvements in / stabilisation of attendance
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The contract period is one year.
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