BIRMINGHAM CHILDREN'S TRUST COMMUNITY INTEREST COMPANY
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- Published identifier
- GB-COH 10762047
- Address
- Birmingham, UKG31, B6 4DU, United Kingdom
- First notice
- 23 May 2025
- Latest notice
- 4 Sept 2026
Published procurement activity · 25 tenders
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The aim of this tender is to ensure that families who are affected by domestic abuse are able to access support at the earliest opportunity through Early Help and Family Hubs in their local community. We want to prevent families living with domestic abuse and the harm it causes to the non abusive parent and their children in or
The Adoption and SGO Services have embedded psychological perspectives and practice into the service delivery models and clinical psychology consultations have been a key component to this. Assessment and preparation, and post-placement support are processes required to consider multiple histories, stories, and dynamics - and Ad
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Autism is one of the fastest-growing areas of need in Birmingham. There are over 4,000 school-aged children with an autism diagnosis across the city, which is a higher prevalence than national averages, indicating a significant local need. In 2022 autism had increased by 25% over three years. Throughout the UK autism prevalence
On behalf of Birmingham City Council, Birmingham Childrens Trust commissions an extensive Short Breaks offer that provides a range of options for disabled children and young people over a broad range of support needs. This ensures children and young people access the right type of Short Break for them and enables their parents a
The contract (Child Sexual Abuse (CSA) is to provide therapeutic services for children and young people impacted by sexual abuse, violence, or exploitation and to their parent(s) or carer(s) to minimise the impact of the abuse on their mental health and emotional wellbeing. The service will: • Provide therapeutic services to chi
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