The Kings Fund to deliver project support to Q-Volunteering grantees
The ambulance sector of the NHS in England has a long history of working with volunteers. Traditionally, they have almost exclusively been involved in non-urgent patient transport (e.g. hospital car service, patient escorts) and as community first responders. However, emerging findings from the Q-Volunteering programme are increasing interest in working with volunteers in other ways. In particular, there is interest in using them as a peer resource to increase patients' ability for self-care (thereby reducing repea...
Buyer
Department for Culture, Media and Sport
Value
£13,356
Published
9 Apr 2018
Closes
23 Feb 2018
Procurement details
Source
Contracts Finder
Region
United Kingdom
Procurement method
Direct
Category
Services
Contract starts
1 Mar 2018
Contract ends
31 May 2018
CPV classifications
98390000
Other services
Lots
Lot default The Kings Fund to deliver project support to Q-Volunteering grantees
£13,356
The ambulance sector of the NHS in England has a long history of working with volunteers. Traditionally, they have almost exclusively been involved in non-urgent patient transport (e.g. hospital car service, patient escorts) and as community first responders. However, emerging findings from the Q-Volunteering programme are increasing interest in working with...
Delivery: London · United Kingdom, London, United Kingdom
Documents
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