Minding the GAP: improving the mental health of young people aged between 16 and 25 years of age in Camden
Camden Council is planning to re-commission Minding the Gap. Minding the Gap (MTG) is a programme designed to improve mental health of young people aged between 16 and 25 years of age in Camden. It specifically aims to bridge the gap between children's mental health and adult mental health services. The programme's key components include interventions to: ⢠Create a more straightforward, responsive and easy access referral pathway ⢠Decreased the number of patients who disengage in the transition from child ser...
Buyer
THE LONDON BOROUGH OF CAMDEN
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Published
3 Dec 2020
Closes
3 Dec 2020
Procurement details
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Region
United Kingdom
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Services
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CPV classifications
85100000
Health services
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Camden Council is planning to re-commission Minding the Gap. Minding the Gap (MTG) is a programme designed to improve mental health of young people aged between 16 and 25 years of age in Camden. It specifically aims to bridge the gap between children's mental health and adult mental health services. The programme's key components include interventions to: â...
Delivery: London · United Kingdom, London, United Kingdom
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