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Solihull Metropolitan Borough Council is seeking to understand the level of market interest, potential delivery models, operational considerations, and commercial viability associated with the development of future commissioning of: 1. Dual registered accommodation (Ofsted + CQC) for young people aged 16–25 who may have eligible
Solihull Council is awarding a contract for the provision of an integrated lifestyle service to support the health and wellbeing of its residents through the newly developed Healthy Active Lives model. This model consolidates two previously distinct services-Eat Well Move More and the Integrated Lifestyle Service, into a cohesiv
The vision for the service is that children and young people with special educational needs or disabilities, and their parents/carers, will be more aware of their entitlements, the options available and will be able to make informed decisions. Information, advice and support for children and young people with SEND and their pare
Solihull MBC are undertaking a market engagement exercise to develop future commissioning plans for Toxicology and DNA Testing. Ensuring that caregivers can provide a safe environment for children is paramount for positive outcomes. Toxicology and DNA testing services play a vital role in assessments and ongoing planning, Sol
Our aspiration is to have all supported living placements made through the framework where providers have equal opportunity to bid for work and people who draw on services have choice over who, where and how they are supported to live. Solihull wants people to receive the support they need, when they need it and for as long as i
Provide access to a virtual storage solution which is safe and accessible, ability to store key moments and memories all in one secure place. Service will also host, support, and provide maintenance to the storage and training.
Supported children and young people during the Peer review, undertake participation events to include social activities which enables young people to come together and socialise
Youth Offending Case Management System to host the assessments, plans, daily records and contacts, young person and family information and victim information. Ensure the service remains complaint with government changes to offence, MoJ framework and practice, offender, court procedure and disposal legislation and guidance.
This market engagement aims to gather insight from structural engineering providers to help the Council design an effective procurement approach for calculation checking and emergency dangerous‑structure support services.
SMBC is seeking to engage with potential providers who are able to supply monthly parcels containing age-appropriate books, games and stationery packs for children from vulnerable family backgrounds at a cost of £150 per child. Estimated annual cost £19,000. Letterbox Club programme, providing books to children. The Pupil Premiu
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