Stockton on Tees Borough Council
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- Published identifier
- GB-PPON PCVQ-6435-GNMW
- Address
- Stockton on Tees, UKC11, TS17 6BJ, United Kingdom
- First notice
- 13 Feb 2025
- Latest notice
- 20 Oct 2026
Published procurement activity · 165 tenders
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The contract is to support people, in structured treatment for substance misuse, into employment. Employment is a key motivational factor in recovery from substance use. Specialist advisors develop a network of employers to support the service e.g. with a placement or into paid employment, working with individuals to identify a
As part of local and national ambitions to reduce unmet need for substance use, improve support for people experiencing complex lives/multiple disadvantage, improve accessibility of services (including outreach/out-of-office offers) and reduce health inequalities across at-risk population groups, the service aims to: • Provide a
The aim of this contract is to support the Stockton Recovery Service core contract and deliver an effective and efficient service that gives service users the best chance of achieving and maintaining recovery from substance misuse and substance related harm across Stockton on Tees. This service is funded through DATRIG grant fun
This contract is to support the family and carers of individuals with substance misuse to ensure their physical and mental health and overall wellbeing is improved. Family members receive effective, evidence-based interventions which respond to the need of family members and reduce the effects of drug and alcohol misuse within t
Lifeline units are installed into vulnerable clients' homes and are used to place a call in an emergency via a pendant or sensor. Failure to purchase new digital lifeline units would mean OneCall would be unable to replace the current analogue units installed into these clients' homes meaning that when the analogue phone lines a
This project aimed to support in-hospital identification, support and treatment (including Opioid Substitution Therapy) for patients experiencing substance misuse, as well as reduce stigma, provide training for secondary care teams, and improve discharge/referral pathways between secondary care and our commissioned community-bas
The funding supports primary care in achieving sustainable change and embedding new approaches into local, standard practice via: A 0.4 FTE Band 6 Project Lead Development and support for Alcohol Practice champions Alcohol specific training, development and awareness raising for Primary Care staff Improvement of IT s
The Substance Use Outreach Nurse team works closely with Housing, Safeguarding, Primary Care, Pharmacies, and other colleagues, to take high-quality, outreach nursing care directly into local communities to support people experiencing homelessness and substance use.
The provider will work with stroke survivors to understand their support needs across multiple health and social care services. The contract aims to provide a high quality, non-discriminatory service to: Support stroke survivors to maintain their own health and wellbeing and live as independently as possible in their own homes a
Formerly known as the Integrated Substance misuse Service. The aim of this contract is to deliver an effective and efficient service the gives service users the best chance of achieving and maintaining recovery from substance misuse and substance related harm across Stockton on Tees.
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