Crèche Sessions at Leicestershire County Council Children and Family Wellbeing Centres
Leicestershire County CouncilEstimated Value
Up to £180,000
Deadline
18 February 2019
Published
21 January 2019
Type
services
Overview
Leicestershire County Council (The Council) would like to set up a standing list of crèche providers across the county to enable parents to attend sessions/training and have their children looked after on the Council's own premises, which will be called Children and Family Wellbeing Centres from April 2019. Crèche services are required for a wide variety of service users and range from more vulnerable families (say who are homeless or fleeing Domestic Abuse) to parents who are engaging on Adult Learning courses. The standing list will be divided into 7 lots based on the location of the Children and Family Wellbeing Centres where services will be delivered.
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Leicestershire County CouncilKey Dates
Published
21 January 2019
Submission deadline
18 February 2019
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