Community Justice Health Needs Assessment
People in contact with any aspect of the justice system are more likely than the general population to have significant health and social care needs and face barriers to accessing services. The Vision for Justice in Scotland recognises “we will experience a reduction in crime and unintentional harm in our communities, improving all of our life chances by tackling societal issues like poverty, including child poverty, mental ill health, addiction and adverse childhood experiences.” Therefore, a fuller understanding...
Buyer
NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde
Value
£53,000
Published
20 Aug 2025
Closes
10 Jul 2025
Procurement details
Source
Pcs
Region
UKM82
Procurement method
Open
Category
Services
Contract starts
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Contract ends
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CPV classifications
73110000
Research services
75122000
Administrative healthcare services
Lots
Lot 1 Community Justice Health Needs Assessment
£53,000
People in contact with any aspect of the justice system are more likely than the general population to have significant health and social care needs and face barriers to accessing services. The Vision for Justice in Scotland recognises “we will experience a reduction in crime and unintentional harm in our communities, improving all of our life chances by tac...
Delivery: UKM8
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People in contact with any aspect of the justice system are more likely than the general population to have significant health and social care needs and face barriers to accessing services. The Vision for Justice in Scotland recognises “we...
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Community Justice Health Needs Assessment
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People in contact with any aspect of the justice system are more likely than the general population to have significant health and social care needs and face barriers to accessing services. The Vision for Justice in Scotland recognises “we...
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