Health and social work services

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NHS England Specialised Commissioning is seeking to commission Community Forensic Child and Adolescent Mental Health Service (including Secure Outreach). The procurement has been split into regional lots: Lot 1: NHS E — South — South East — Kent and Medway, Surrey and Sussex, Lot 2: NHS E — Midlands and East — West Midlands, Lot 3: NHS E — South — South West — Devon, Cornwall and Somerset, Lot 4: NHS E — South — Wessex — Hampshire, Isle of Wight, Dorset, Berkshire, Oxfordshire, Buckinghamshire, Lot 5: NHS E — Midlands and East — East of England, Lot 6: NHS E — South — South West — Gloucester, Wiltshire, Swindon and Bristol, South Gloucester, BANES, North Somerset. NHS England Specialised Commissioning is seeking to commission Community Forensic Child and Adolescent Mental Health Service (including Secure Outreach). The service is a tertiary referral service for CAMHS teams, CAMHS/Youth Offending Team (YOT) link workers and neurodisability services for young people and other agencies. The team will be accessible to all agencies (e.g. social services, YOTs, prisons, courts, solicitors, education, health commissioners etc.) that may have contact with young people exhibiting risky behaviours or young people in the youth justice system who have mental health difficulties. The catchment for each service should be ‘regional’ in the sense that it covers a population and/or geographical area for a total population of about 2 500 000. It is likely that the catchments of some services working either in densely or sparsely populated areas or in areas with particularly high levels of deprivation will need to be organised accordingly. NHS England Specialised Commissioning is seeking to commission Community Forensic Child and Adolescent Mental Health Service (including Secure Outreach). The service is a tertiary referral service for CAMHS teams, CAMHS/Youth Offending Team (YOT) link workers and neurodisability services for young people and other agencies. The team will be accessible to all agencies (e.g. social services, YOTs, prisons, courts, solicitors, education, health commissioners etc.) that may have contact with young people exhibiting risky behaviours or young people in the youth justice system who have mental health difficulties. The catchment for each service should be ‘regional’ in the sense that it covers a population and/or geographical area for a total population of about 2 500 000. It is likely that the catchments of some services working either in densely or sparsely populated areas or in areas with particularly high levels of deprivation will need to be organised accordingly. NHS England Specialised Commissioning is seeking to commission Community Forensic Child and Adolescent Mental Health Service (including Secure Outreach). The service is a tertiary referral service for CAMHS teams, CAMHS/Youth Offending Team (YOT) link workers and neurodisability services for young people and other agencies. The team will be accessible to all agencies (e.g. social services, YOTs, prisons, courts, solicitors, education, health commissioners etc.) that may have contact with young people exhibiting risky behaviours or young people in the youth justice system who have mental health difficulties. The catchment for each service should be ‘regional’ in the sense that it covers a population and/or geographical area for a total population of about 2 500 000. It is likely that the catchments of some services working either in densely or sparsely populated areas or in areas with particularly high levels of deprivation will need to be organised accordingly. NHS England Specialised Commissioning is seeking to commission Community Forensic Child and Adolescent Mental Health Service (including Secure Outreach). The service is a tertiary referral service for CAMHS teams, CAMHS/Youth Offending Team (YOT) link workers and neurodisability services for young people and other agencies. The team will be accessible to all agencies (e.g. social services, YOTs, prisons, courts, solicitors, education, health commissioners etc.) that may have contact with young people exhibiting risky behaviours or young people in the youth justice system who have mental health difficulties. The catchment for each service should be ‘regional’ in the sense that it covers a population and/or geographical area for a total population of about 2 500 000. It is likely that the catchments of some services working either in densely or sparsely populated areas or in areas with particularly high levels of deprivation will need to be organised accordingly. NHS England Specialised Commissioning is seeking to commission Community Forensic Child and Adolescent Mental Health Service (including Secure Outreach). The service is a tertiary referral service for CAMHS teams, CAMHS/Youth Offending Team (YOT) link workers and neurodisability services for young people and other agencies. The team will be accessible to all agencies (e.g. social services, YOTs, prisons, courts, solicitors, education, health commissioners etc.) that may have contact with young people exhibiting risky behaviours or young people in the youth justice system who have mental health difficulties. The catchment for each service should be ‘regional’ in the sense that it covers a population and/or geographical area for a total population of about 2 500 000. It is likely that the catchments of some services working either in densely or sparsely populated areas or in areas with particularly high levels of deprivation will need to be organised accordingly. NHS England Specialised Commissioning is seeking to commission Community Forensic Child and Adolescent Mental Health Service (including Secure Outreach). The service is a tertiary referral service for CAMHS teams, CAMHS/Youth Offending Team (YOT) link workers and neurodisability services for young people and other agencies. The team will be accessible to all agencies (e.g. social services, YOTs, prisons, courts, solicitors, education, health commissioners etc.) that may have contact with young people exhibiting risky behaviours or young people in the youth justice system who have mental health difficulties. The catchment for each service should be ‘regional’ in the sense that it covers a population and/or geographical area for a total population of about 2 500 000. It is likely that the catchments of some services working either in densely or sparsely populated areas or in areas with particularly high levels of deprivation will need to be organised accordingly.