Health and social work services

Tender description

The aim of the following services is to give service users who are homeless or at risk of becoming homeless, access to supported accommodation or support in order to stabilise their lives and gain independent living skills. In addition, the service will provide stable, quality accommodation which enables tenants to sustain their own tenancy, access appropriate services, receive support and move on into permanent housing. The tender is broken down into the following lots: Lot 1: Supported Accommodation – 24/7 support to clients with mental health and/or drug/alcohol misuse issues; Lot 2: Floating Support – to provide support to develop a service users capacity to live independently; Lot 3: Supported Accommodation – 24/7 support to rough sleepers, amputees, those at risk of death by misadventure and substance misuse related chronic ill health. The aim of the following services is to give service users who are homeless or at risk of becoming homeless, access to supported accommodation or support in order to stabilise their lives and gain independent living skills. In addition, the service will provide stable, quality accommodation which enables tenants to sustain their own tenancy, access appropriate services, receive support and move on into permanent housing. Lot 1: Supported Accommodation – 24/7 support to clients with mental health and/or drug/alcohol misuse issues. The service will also be available to clients with offending histories but not those who pose a serious risk of harm to other clients, staff or themselves. The aim of the following services is to give service users who are homeless or at risk of becoming homeless, access to supported accommodation or support in order to stabilise their lives and gain independent living skills. In addition, the service will provide stable, quality accommodation which enables tenants to sustain their own tenancy, access appropriate services, receive support and move on into permanent housing. Lot 2: Floating Support – to provide support to develop a service users capacity to live independently, or sustaining his/her capacity to do so, but are not subject to registration with the care quality commission and no personal care is given to the service user. The aim of the following services is to give service users who are homeless or at risk of becoming homeless, access to supported accommodation or support in order to stabilise their lives and gain independent living skills. In addition, the service will provide stable, quality accommodation which enables tenants to sustain their own tenancy, access appropriate services, receive support and move on into permanent housing. Lot 3: Supported Accommodation – 24/7 support to rough sleepers, amputees, those at risk of death by misadventure and substance misuse related chronic ill health.