Opportunity overview
London Borough of Tower Hamlets are seeking to provide supported accommodation to 29 residents with serious mental illness. The services will have a strong focus on supporting service users with their journey towards recovery and independence, providing support that is tailored and flexible and delivered in accordance with individual’s needs. Services will be provided as part of the Authorities duties under the Care Act. Initial contract three years beginning 01/07/2025, with the option to extend for a further 1 year.
Awarded to
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Providence Row Housing Association
Matched by exact name
- Contract value
- £1.6m
- Awarded
- Not supplied
- Contract signed
- 11 Jun 2025
- Award ID
- 038159-2025-HAC6055-1
- Status
- active
- Location
- London, UKI, E2 6HD, United Kingdom
Classification
- CPV85000000 — Health and social work services
Lots
- This is an in-borough service that has 29 mixed gender units, of which 21 offer high support and 8 offer low support. High support provides a higher number of direct support hours per week to services users in order to support recovery and stabilisation. Service users then move along the pathway into a lower support setting with enabling increase independent recovery management and allowing for the development of tenancy sustainment skills. The service is available to adults over the age of 18 who will have been subject to detention under the Mental Health Act. The emphasis of this service is on preparing individuals to move on to independence. The support service is provided 24 hours a day 365 days per year with tailored flexible support delivered in accordance with needs of users. The future contract service will help achieve the Tower Hamlets Health and Well-being Board’s vision for improving outcomes for people with mental health problems in the borough. Additional outcomes for this service include: - Enhancing the strengths and resilience of service users through therapeutic risk-taking to promote personal recovery Maintaining individuals’ growth and recovery Treating disability with respect, promoting social inclusion, and reducing stigma Improving users’ holistic quality of life Enhancing life-skills and supported users into long term independence.Value not stated