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Provision of Peer Advocacy for People with: Mental Health Needs and/or Autism Spectrum Conditions and/or Learning Disabilities

Advocacy can challenge inequality and discrimination and facilitate access to appropriate treatment and support. It can also serve to influence the development and design of culturally acceptable and appropriate services, and increase the awareness and understanding of mental health needs, autism spectrum conditions, and learning disabilities (the Conditions"). Lancashire County Council has awarded services which will offer non-statutory advocacy to support people with the Conditions ("People") to have their views...

Buyer

Lancashire County Council

Value

£1,312,500

Published

20 Jun 2024

Closes

4 Mar 2024

Procurement details

Source

Find a Tender

Region

Mid Lancashire

Procurement method

Open

Category

Services

Contract starts

Not provided

Contract ends

Not provided

CPV classifications

85000000

Health and social work services

Lots

Lot 1 Provision of Peer Advocacy for People with: Mental Health Needs

£437,500

Advocacy can challenge inequality and discrimination and facilitate access to appropriate treatment and support. It can also serve to influence the development and design of culturally acceptable and appropriate services, and increase the awareness and understanding of mental health needs, autism spectrum conditions, and learning disabilities (the "Condition...

Delivery: Lancashire

Lot 2 Provision of Peer Advocacy for People with: Autism Spectrum Conditions

£437,500

Advocacy can challenge inequality and discrimination and facilitate access to appropriate treatment and support. It can also serve to influence the development and design of culturally acceptable and appropriate services, and increase the awareness and understanding of mental health needs, autism spectrum conditions, and learning disabilities (the "Condition...

Delivery: Lancashire

Lot 3 Provision of Peer Advocacy for People with: Learning Disabilities

£437,500

Advocacy can challenge inequality and discrimination and facilitate access to appropriate treatment and support. It can also serve to influence the development and design of culturally acceptable and appropriate services, and increase the awareness and understanding of mental health needs, autism spectrum conditions, and learning disabilities (the "Condition...

Delivery: Lancashire

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