Peer Research in Addiction Services
In order to enhance user involvement in service design and delivery, East Renfrewshire Community Addictions wish to develop a peer research approach. This would involve recruiting people with lived experience of addiction and addictions services and providing them with the necessary training and skills development to engage with current service users. Potential providers are sought who can demonstrate experience and expertise in developing peer research and user involvement models; together with a specialist knowle...
Buyer
East Renfrewshire Council
Value
£60,000
Published
14 Oct 2020
Closes
4 Sept 2020
Procurement details
Source
Pcs
Region
UKM83
Procurement method
Open
Category
Services
Contract starts
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Contract ends
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CPV classifications
73300000
Design and execution of research and development
85000000
Health and social work services
Lots
Lot 1 Peer Research in Addiction Services
£60,000
In order to enhance user involvement in service design and delivery, East Renfrewshire Community Addictions wish to develop a peer research approach. This would involve recruiting people with lived experience of addiction and addictions services and providing them with the necessary training and skills development to engage with current service users. Potent...
Delivery: UKM83
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In order to enhance user involvement in service design and delivery, East Renfrewshire Community Addictions wish to develop a peer research approach. This would involve recruiting people with lived experience of addiction and addictions ser...
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Peer Research in Addiction Services
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In order to enhance user involvement in service design and delivery, East Renfrewshire Community Addictions wish to develop a peer research approach. This would involve recruiting people with lived experience of addiction and addictions ser...
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