Housing Related Support 2024 including Domestic Abuse Refuge C2897
Cheshire East Borough CouncilEstimated Value
Up to £1,125,000
Deadline
Not specified
Published
18 March 2025
Type
services
Overview
Cheshire East Council was seeking provider(s) to deliver Housing Related Support services for local people who are homeless, possibly fleeing domestic abuse situations and in need of strength-based support to regain their independence. Cheshire East Council was flexible in its approach to service delivery, seeking solutions that will offer quality and value for money and working with delivery partners who share our values and commitment to the success of the area.
The Council was seeking partners to provide housing related support services split into 3 lots as detailed within the specification, including: • Domestic Abuse Emergency accommodation • Rough Sleeping Prevention Service - North • Rough Sleeping Prevention Service - South The Council was seeking a provider of Domestic Abuse Emergency and Supported Accommodation Based, a Housing Related Support Service for people who are experiencing domestic abuse.
The Council was seeking a provider that will work in partnership with Cheshire East Council to deliver creative and diverse solutions with a goal to end rough sleeping and homelessness in Cheshire East, through a framework of multi-agency support and flexible accommodation delivery. The Rough Sleeping Prevention Service (North) will deliver a minimum of 50 Units of support with accommodation alongside a step-down/ “no return to the streets” offer
Additional details
The Council was seeking a provider that will work in partnership with Cheshire East Council to deliver creative and diverse solutions with a goal to end rough sleeping and homelessness in Cheshire East, through a framework of multi-agency support and flexible accommodation delivery. The Rough Sleeping Prevention Service (North) will deliver a minimum of 60 Units of support with accommodation alongside a step-down/ “no return to the streets” offer
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Crewe YMCA Limited
£1,125,000
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Cheshire East Borough CouncilKey Dates
Published
18 March 2025
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