Awarded contract

Gangs & Serious Youth Violence Programme

Details

Supplier(s)
St Giles Trust
Value
349,608
Duration
3 years
Topic
Social work and related services
Published
8 July 2026

Tender description

Brent Council is seeking an appropriately qualified contractor to provide an Intervention Programme for Gang Related Offending, Violence and Vulnerabilities, which will both challenge those involved in gangs to change their behaviour, whilst holding them to account to take responsibility for their actions, as well as raising awareness in schools of crime and gangs. The primary aim of this programme will be to work with those at risk of entering gang related offending to provide early intervention, as well as working with those already involved in gangs to exit the gang lifestyle. The programme will provide targeted support to assist those involved to achieve positive outcomes linked to the service users' specific needs. ## Contract award Title: Gangs & Serious Youth Violence Programme

Timeline

  1. Completed: Award date24 June 2026
  2. Completed: Award published8 July 2026
    Current notice
  3. Next: Contract expiry date1 April 2029in 2 years

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