Other community, social and personal services

Tender description

Pluss is inviting potential specialist partners to join its new framework-style agreement (Opportunities Framework) covering a wide range of specialist employment and health services across its programmes. Specialist partners will be able to access funding to deliver a range of services that will help participants to overcome barriers, enable progression and help them to progress through the programme. The needs of participants will vary, and services will range from support for drugs and alcohol misuse right through to arranging workplace adjustments for sensory disabilities. Positive people and hopeful families is a project funded by the European Social Fund and the National Lottery Community Fund. It is led and managed by Pluss, a Community Interest Company and part of the Seetec group. These programmes offer a lifeline to people who are not in work to help build confidence, skills and give a sense of hope for the future. We empower people to get involved in local communities, connect with others and feel good through a range of social prescribing and employability activities. Positive people is delivered by a partnership of social enterprises and community organisations. Seeking like-minded specialist partners. Pluss is inviting potential specialist partners to join its new framework-style agreement (Opportunities Framework) covering a wide range of specialist employment and health services across its programmes. Specialist partners will be able to access funding to deliver a range of services that will help participants to overcome barriers, enable progression and help them to progress through the programme. The needs of participants will vary, and services will range from support for drugs and alcohol misuse right through to arranging workplace adjustments for sensory disabilities. These services have been identified as needs within the project through participant assessment and feedback gathered from partners, both internal and external (see tender pack for full range of services). It is anticipated the needs of the Opportunities Framework will evolve over time. This initial tender will have terms laid down at the point being appointed (Direct Award). Pluss reserves the right to procure additional mini-competitions under this framework in line with National Procurement Rules and PCR 2015. This framework has been designed in conjunction with the requirements of a None Contracting Authority under the National Procurement Guidelines (ESIF National Procurement Requirements (ESIF-GN-1-001) — August — 2019). The framework shall expire 4 years from start date, or if the programme cease delivery in a time period sooner, the framework shall expire on the final delivery day. Positive people and hopeful families is a project funded by the European Social Fund and the National Lottery Community Fund. It is led and managed by Pluss, a Community Interest Company and part of the Seetec group. These programmes offer a lifeline to people who are not in work to help build confidence, skills and give a sense of hope for the future. We empower people to get involved in local communities, connect with others and feel good through a range of social prescribing and employability activities. Positive people is delivered by a partnership of social enterprises and community organisations. Seeking like-minded specialist partners. Pluss is inviting potential specialist partners to join its new framework-style agreement (Opportunities Framework) covering a wide range of specialist employment and health services across its programmes. Specialist partners will be able to access funding to deliver a range of services that will help participants to overcome barriers, enable progression and help them to progress through the programme. The needs of participants will vary, and services will range from support for drugs and alcohol misuse right through to arranging workplace adjustments for sensory disabilities. These services have been identified as needs within the project through participant assessment and feedback gathered from partners, both internal and external (see tender pack for full range of services). It is anticipated the needs of the Opportunities Framework will evolve over time. This initial tender will have terms laid down at the point being appointed (Direct Award). Pluss reserves the right to procure additional mini-competitions under this framework in line with National Procurement Rules and PCR 2015. This framework has been designed in conjunction with the requirements of a None Contracting Authority under the National Procurement Guidelines (ESIF National Procurement Requirements (ESIF-GN-1-001) — August — 2019). The framework shall expire 4 years from start date, or if the programme cease delivery in a time period sooner, the framework shall expire on the final delivery day. Positive people and hopeful families is a project funded by the European Social Fund and the National Lottery Community Fund. It is led and managed by Pluss, a Community Interest Company and part of the Seetec group. These programmes offer a lifeline to people who are not in work to help build confidence, skills and give a sense of hope for the future. We empower people to get involved in local communities, connect with others and feel good through a range of social prescribing and employability activities. Positive people is delivered by a partnership of social enterprises and community organisations. Seeking like-minded specialist partners. Pluss is inviting potential specialist partners to join its new framework-style agreement (Opportunities Framework) covering a wide range of specialist employment and health services across its programmes. Specialist partners will be able to access funding to deliver a range of services that will help participants to overcome barriers, enable progression and help them to progress through the programme. The needs of participants will vary, and services will range from support for drugs and alcohol misuse right through to arranging workplace adjustments for sensory disabilities. These services have been identified as needs within the project through participant assessment and feedback gathered from partners, both internal and external (see tender pack for full range of services). It is anticipated the needs of the Opportunities Framework will evolve over time. This initial tender will have terms laid down at the point being appointed (Direct Award). Pluss reserves the right to procure additional mini-competitions under this framework in line with National Procurment Rules and PCR 2015. This framework has been designed in conjunction with the requirements of a None Contracting Authority under the National Procurement Guidelines (ESIF National Procurement Requirements (ESIF-GN-1-001) — August — 2019). The framework shall expire 4 years from start date, or if the programme cease delivery in a time period sooner, the framework shall expire on the final delivery day. Positive people and hopeful families is a project funded by the European Social Fund and the National Lottery Community Fund. It is led and managed by Pluss, a Community Interest Company and part of the Seetec group. These programmes offer a lifeline to people who are not in work to help build confidence, skills and give a sense of hope for the future. We empower people to get involved in local communities, connect with others and feel good through a range of social prescribing and employability activities. Positive people is delivered by a partnership of social enterprises and community organisations. Seeking like-minded specialist partners. Pluss is inviting potential specialist partners to join its new framework-style agreement (Opportunities Framework) covering a wide range of specialist employment and health services across its programmes. Specialist partners will be able to access funding to deliver a range of services that will help participants to overcome barriers, enable progression and help them to progress through the programme. The needs of participants will vary, and services will range from support for drugs and alcohol misuse right through to arranging workplace adjustments for sensory disabilities. These services have been identified as needs within the project through participant assessment and feedback gathered from partners, both internal and external (see tender pack for full range of services). It is anticipated the needs of the Opportunities Framework will evolve over time. This initial tender will have terms laid down at the point being appointed (Direct Award). Pluss reserves the right to procure additional mini-competitions under this framework in line with National Procurment Rules and PCR 2015. This framework has been designed in conjunction with the requirements of a None Contracting Authority under the National Procurement Guidelines. (ESIF National Procurement Requirements (ESIF-GN-1-001) — August — 2019). The framework shall expire 4 years from start date, or if the programme cease delivery in a time period sooner, the framework shall expire on the final delivery day. Positive people and hopeful families is a project funded by the European Social Fund and the National Lottery Community Fund. It is led and managed by Pluss, a Community Interest Company and part of the Seetec group. These programmes offer a lifeline to people who are not in work to help build confidence, skills and give a sense of hope for the future. We empower people to get involved in local communities, connect with others and feel good through a range of social prescribing and employability activities. Positive people is delivered by a partnership of social enterprises and community organisations. Seeking like-minded specialist partners. Pluss is inviting potential specialist partners to join its new framework-style agreement (Opportunities Framework) covering a wide range of specialist employment and health services across its programmes. Specialist partners will be able to access funding to deliver a range of services that will help participants to overcome barriers, enable progression and help them to progress through the programme. The needs of participants will vary, and services will range from support for drugs and alcohol misuse right through to arranging workplace adjustments for sensory disabilities. These services have been identified as needs within the project through participant assessment and feedback gathered from partners, both internal and external (see tender pack for full range of services). It is anticipated the needs of the Opportunities Framework will evolve over time. This initial tender will have terms laid down at the point being appointed (Direct Award). Pluss reserves the right to procure additional mini-competitions under this framework in line with National Procurment Rules and PCR 2015. This framework has been designed in conjunction with the requirements of a None Contracting Authority under the National Procurement Guidelines (ESIF National Procurement Requirements (ESIF-GN-1-001) — August — 2019). The framework shall expire 4 years from start date, or if the programme cease delivery in a time period sooner, the framework shall expire on the final delivery day.