Guidance and counselling services

Tender description

This procurement falls under the Light Touch Regime (PCR2015) The Sheffield City Region Combined Authority (SCR) is working with NHS England and the Work and Health Unit (a partnership between the Department of Work and Pensions and the Department of Health) and the 5 Clinical Commissioning Groups (CCG's) that make up the South Yorkshire and Bassetlaw area to trial a new model of integrated health and employment support at scale. The Sheffield City Region Combined Authority has therefore established a partnership with NHS England, the Work and Health Unit and local CCGs to run a large-scale trial of a promising supported employment intervention, testing a modified version of Individual Placement and Support (IPS). The Sheffield City Region Combined Authority has therefore established a partnership with NHS England, the Work and Health Unit and local CCGs to run a large-scale trial of a promising supported employment intervention, testing a modified version of Individual Placement and Support (IPS). The goals of the programme are to: i. Advance the goals of the SCR to deliver inclusive growth by tackling high unemployment rates among people with a mental or physical health condition. ii. To enable sustained employment for individuals in work but off sick. iii. Develop a framework for effective, locally-driven integrated employment support that can be sustained. iv. Build the evidence base for innovative employment interventions to facilitate the national roll-out of proven approaches. The Sheffield City Region Combined Authority has therefore established a partnership with NHS England, the Work and Health Unit and local CCGs to run a large-scale trial of a promising supported employment intervention, testing a modified version of Individual Placement and Support (IPS). The goals of the programme are to: i. Advance the goals of the SCR to deliver inclusive growth by tackling high unemployment rates among people with a mental or physical health condition. ii. To enable sustained employment for individuals in work but off sick. iii. Develop a framework for effective, locally-driven integrated employment support that can be sustained. iv. Build the evidence base for innovative employment interventions to facilitate the national roll-out of proven approaches. The Sheffield City Region Combined Authority has therefore established a partnership with NHS England, the Work and Health Unit and local CCGs to run a large-scale trial of a promising supported employment intervention, testing a modified version of Individual Placement and Support (IPS). The goals of the programme are to: i. Advance the goals of the SCR to deliver inclusive growth by tackling high unemployment rates among people with a mental or physical health condition. ii. To enable sustained employment for individuals in work but off sick. iii. Develop a framework for effective, locally-driven integrated employment support that can be sustained. iv. Build the evidence base for innovative employment interventions to facilitate the national roll-out of proven approaches. The Sheffield City Region Combined Authority has therefore established a partnership with NHS England, the Work and Health Unit and local CCGs to run a large-scale trial of a promising supported employment intervention, testing a modified version of Individual Placement and Support (IPS). The goals of the programme are to: i. Advance the goals of the SCR to deliver inclusive growth by tackling high unemployment rates among people with a mental or physical health condition. ii. To enable sustained employment for individuals in work but off sick. iii. Develop a framework for effective, locally-driven integrated employment support that can be sustained. iv. Build the evidence base for innovative employment interventions to facilitate the national roll-out of proven approaches. The Sheffield City Region Combined Authority has therefore established a partnership with NHS England, the Work and Health Unit and local CCGs to run a large-scale trial of a promising supported employment intervention, testing a modified version of Individual Placement and Support (IPS). The goals of the programme are to: i. Advance the goals of the SCR to deliver inclusive growth by tackling high unemployment rates among people with a mental or physical health condition. ii. To enable sustained employment for individuals in work but off sick. iii. Develop a framework for effective, locally-driven integrated employment support that can be sustained. iv. Build the evidence base for innovative employment interventions to facilitate the national roll-out of proven approaches.