Published procurement activity · 9 tenders
Published as Humber Teaching NHS Foundation Trust
Safe Space is an overnight mental health crisis support service for children and young people aged 13 to 18 years living in Hull and the East Riding of Yorkshire. The service provides a safe, supportive and trauma-informed environment for young people experiencing acute emotional distress or mental health crisis, offering short-
To provide a place of safety for adults experiencing a mental health crisis.
Provision of Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT) assessment and treatment for children and young people.
Inspire is a 13-bedded mental health inpatient unit for young people from Hull, East Riding and North and North-East Lincolnshire. The facility is split over split over 2 units and there are nine general admission beds (Orion Unit) and four PICU beds (Nova Unit), with additional support accommodation consisting of Lounges, assis
The project objective is to provide two additional bedrooms to the PICU at Miranda House. Humber Teaching NHS Foundation Trust (the trust) is aiming to create two additional ensuite bedrooms down the current female only corridor along with some minor structural changes to create new door ways into a secured patient courtyard. Th
Humber Teaching NHS Foundation Trust (the trust) is aiming to construct a new single-story extension nearby the existing front entrance, to provide additional waiting facilities for visitors, and additional reception space for staff. Tenders are invited in accordance with the details within the tender pack.
Humber Teaching NHS Foundation Trust (the trust) is aiming to construct a new single-story extension nearby the existing front entrance, to provide additional waiting facilities for visitors, and additional reception space for staff. Tenders are invited in accordance with the details within the tender pack.
Commissioner: Humber Teaching NHS Foundation Trust > Clinical Coding
The Psychological Wellbeing Service will complement the wider offer for early intervention, to facilitate choice and increase capacity. The service will be provided to children and young people aged from 10-18 years old and for parenting interventions from 5 years upwards.
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