NHSGGC- Community Link Workers - Thematic Posts
The Glasgow City Health and Social care Partnership is seeking dynamic organisations or partnerships of organisations to deliver a community led health and wellbeing programme that will be a key component of the Primary Care Improvement Plan and complement its strategic direction for health improvement. The posts will be thematic and work across the HSCP area. The contract allows for one core post per annum with additional posts added as required in line with external funding agreements.
Buyer
NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde
Value
£232,500
Published
5 Mar 2024
Closes
26 Jan 2024
Procurement details
Source
Pcs
Region
UKM82
Procurement method
Open
Category
Services
Contract starts
Not provided
Contract ends
Not provided
CPV classifications
75200000
Provision of services to the community
85000000
Health and social work services
Lots
Lot 1 NHSGGC- Community Link Workers - Thematic Posts
£232,500
Thematic Community Link Officers will be located in the appropriate service and across the HSCP area as required to deliver to the target population. The thematic posts will be specialist roles that will work within the designated post description at the time of development. The programme will have the fundamental aim of providing support and building capaci...
Delivery: UKM82
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The Glasgow City Health and Social care Partnership is seeking dynamic organisations or partnerships of organisations to deliver a community led health and wellbeing programme that will be a key component of the Primary Care Improvement Pla...
Contract notice · Web page
NHSGGC- Community Link Workers - Thematic Posts
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The Glasgow City Health and Social care Partnership is seeking dynamic organisations or partnerships of organisations to deliver a community led health and wellbeing programme that will be a key component of the Primary Care Improvement Pla...
Award notice · Web page
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