CS/2016/DSSYC Derbyshire Support Service for Young Carers and their Families
Derbyshire County CouncilEstimated Value
Up to £800,000
Deadline
22 November 2016
Published
12 April 2017
Type
services
Full Description
Derbyshire Children's Trust is inviting applications from organisations who wish to provide targeted services for children and young people under the age of 18 years providing on a regular basis physical or emotional care roles to parents, siblings or other close relatives. We are seeking an organisation(s) that can provide a supportive service for young carers across Derbyshire (excluding Derby City).
We have high aspirations for our young people and are seeking a high quality service to be provided. Our consultation with young carers and their families leads us to emphasise the following points:
- We want to reduce the volume of inappropriate caring children and young people undertake
- We want to improve young carers lifelong outcomes by increasing the volume of time young carers commit to school/college, homework, hobbies, training and apprenticeships
- We want to improve the emotional wellbeing of Derbyshire young carers and for them to feel 'safe' in their caring role and parental delegated responsibilities
- We want each young carer to have a safety plan and the support of knowing who and how to make contact with relevant personnel and family members when additional help or advice is required
- We want young carers to benefit from advocacy both within their family unit and with external agencies
- We want to see a flexible response to meeting young carers needs achieved through strong partnership working utilising a "think family" perspective and service approach
- We want relevant agencies and personnel to be aware of each young carer: enabling them to offer appropriate support within their professional remit and to share information and communicate effectively in order to meet the needs of young carers in an efficient and holistic manner.
- We want additional young carer resource attracting through local and national charitable and business giving.
- We want young carers to be provided with fun opportunities, and also some whole family fun times
- We want young carers who chose to continue in a caring role to transition into adult social care in an informed, effective and timely manner
Contact Information
- We want each young carer to have a safety plan and the support of knowing who and how to make contact with relevant personnel and family members when additional help or advice is required
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Likely incumbents
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- 1
Derbyshire Community Health Services NHS Foundation Trust
11 contracts wonlatest 27 Jul 2026£121m
total awarded
- 2
Derbyshire Healthcare NHS Foundation Trust
8 contracts wonlatest 10 Sept 2026£453m
total awarded
- 3
Derbyshire Community Health Services NHS Foundation Trus
2 contracts wonlatest 17 Feb 2026£32m
total awarded
- 4
The Elm Foundation Ltd
2 contracts wonlatest 22 Dec 2025£3m
total awarded
- 5
Allen Speech & Language Ltd
1 contract wonlatest 28 Aug 2026
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Derbyshire County CouncilKey Dates
Published
12 April 2017
Submission deadline
22 November 2016
Notice type
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