20-336 - All-age Drug and Alcohol advice, treatment and recovery service

Tender description

Rotherham Metropolitan Borough Council (RMBC) is looking to engage with the market for the provision of an all age drug and alcohol treatment and recovery service. Organisations are invited to express interest for this service by visiting YORtender www.yortender.co.uk and registering against project ID DN555094. Providers are reminded that there is no tender documentation available at this stage. RMBC will be holding a market engagement event on 7th September 2021, 10am - 12:30pm. To register your interest please email: kayleigh.harper@rotherham.gov.uk Details from the event and any ongoing market engagement findings will be shared with all organisations who have registered interest in the service. The provider will proactively develop and deliver a community based drug and alcohol service with elements of prevention, community engagement, and treatment and recovery offers for adults and young people. Elements covered will include, but not be restricted to: • Early interventions; • Clinical/prescribing interventions • A clear recovery programme • Needle exchange • Supervised consumption • Psychosocial interventions; • Sustainable recovery support built on existing volunteering and service user involvement; • Partnership working. There will be a focus on delivering early support for families and a preventative approach to young peoples' use. The current provider managers a recognised and successful shared care programme with local GP's. This programme may be re modelled following Consultation and Engagement and the provider will be required to adapt to any changes outlined within the specification. High level outcomes to achieve include but are not limited to: • A reduction in substance misuse related harm through effective early intervention;Page 5 to 5 • Improved health and wellbeing for individuals • Freedom from dependence on drugs or alcohol • Reduced drug and alcohol related crime, anti-social behaviour and re-offending; • Reduce the harms associated with substance misuse on individuals and their families and the wider community; • Contribute to a visible and vibrant recovery community, supported by peer mentoring and actively promoting and facilitating service user involvement. The provider will work with key service areas and stakeholders to deliver wider public health and social care outcomes. All areas of delivery are to be considered as one specialised pathway with service users receiving seamless delivery of care. The exact details of this contract are yet to be confirmed. The purpose of this PIN notice is to inform substance misuse providers that a tender process is planned to take place and to share details of the up and coming market engagement event.