Dementia Daytime Opportunities
The aim of this opportunity is to commission high quality, personalised daytime opportunities in Sheffield to support adults of all ages with dementia to continue to remain independent, healthy, active and promote wellbeing within their community, and to support their family carers in their caring roles. The objectives are that dementia daytime opportunities: • Are high quality, person-centred and flexible. • Offer meaningful and interesting activity for attendees through providing an individual experience within a...
Buyer
Sheffield City Council
Value
£1,482,813
Published
19 Nov 2021
Closes
22 Sept 2021
Procurement details
Source
Find a Tender
Region
Sheffield
Procurement method
Open
Category
Services
Contract starts
Not provided
Contract ends
Not provided
CPV classifications
85300000
Social work and related services
85000000
Health and social work services
Lots
Lot 1 Council Referred - Dementia Daytime Opportunities for people with dementia 65 and over
£1,482,813
The aim of this opportunity is to commission high quality, personalised daytime opportunities in Sheffield to support adults with dementia to continue to remain independent, healthy, active and promote wellbeing within their community, and to support their family carers in their caring roles.
Delivery: Sheffield
Lot 2 Young-onset Dementia - Dementia Daytime Opportunities for people under 65 with young-onset dementia
£610,500
The aim of this opportunity is to commission high quality, personalised daytime opportunities in Sheffield to support adults with dementia to continue to remain independent, healthy, active and promote wellbeing within their community, and to support their family carers in their caring roles.
Delivery: Sheffield
Lot 3 Self-Referrals to Dementia Daytime Opportunities for older people with dementia 65 and over
£1,129,792
The aim of this opportunity is to commission high quality, personalised daytime opportunities in Sheffield to support adults with dementia to continue to remain independent, healthy, active and promote wellbeing within their community, and to support their family carers in their caring roles.
Delivery: Sheffield
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