Adult Integrated Drug and Alcohol treatment and Recovery Service (Bucks)
Midlands Partnership Foundation TrustEstimated Value
Not specified
Deadline
Not specified
Published
13 August 2026
Type
services
Overview
Buckinghamshire Adult Integrated Drug and Alcohol treatment and Recovery Service
Key points
- Support to people living in the 20 Recovery Flats (as detailed at 7.4.1 The Recovery Housing Project, Service Specification).
- Housing Advice/Support (as detailed in 7.4 Housing Related Support) to ORB Service Users and Staff through Housing Advice Clinics in Bucks via drop-ins, phone calls, Skype/Facetime and email. This work will be delivered through identified resource managed and employed directly by Connection Support who will provide to One Recovery Buckinghamshire the following dedicated posts:
- 0.6 FTE Support Worker
- 0.6 FTE Senior Support Worker
- Connection Support will also provide management support and oversight to these posts as well as meeting their non-pay costs including training, travel, IT, Phones and expenses. As detailed by Connection Support this resource will be utilised to provide:
- FTE Full Support to 20 ORB flats including cover in worker’s absence, attendance at ORB and Connection Support Meetings.
- FTE Housing Advice Clinics across ORB This is an award to Connection Support under the Procurement Act, the lifetime value of this product is estimated at £123,220.00 including the one year extension period. This is an existing requirement for MPFT that Connection Support have supported with previously.
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Connection Support
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Better Way Recovery
1 contract wonlatest 17 Jun 2026 - 2
Various Pharmacies
1 contract wonlatest 17 Jun 2026 - 3
Pharmacies in Telford
1 contract wonlatest 12 Jun 2026
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Midlands Partnership Foundation TrustKey Dates
Published
13 August 2026
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