Provision of Handyperson Service
Wokingham Borough CouncilEstimated Value
£200,000 – £225,000
Deadline
22 March 2018
Published
1 February 2018
Type
works
Overview
Wokingham Borough Council is pleased to announce that it is inviting tenders for the provision of a Handyperson Service for the residents of the Wokingham Borough. The purpose of the service is to provide a Handyperson Service to support Older People and People with a Disability, as well as those experiencing or at risk of Domestic Abuse residing in the Wokingham District.
The Handyperson service will seek to fill the gap between major renovation and home improvement work, which would be carried out by a specialist agency, and the general help around the home. The jobs are ones which would usually be carried out by most adults around the home, but which can easily become too difficult for someone less mobile, or someone who lacks the basic skills and confidence to carry out repair work alone.
The Handyperson service is a preventative service that aims to demonstrate positive impacts on people's health and well-being, quality of life, maintaining a sense of well-being and safety and security. The service will reduce risks to people's independence, preventing them from having to access more expensive and less independent forms of residential accommodation/ hospitals. It also helps to support unpaid carers to maintain their caring role and will enable residents to have support with home adaptations, including those which enable independent living and the ability to live in a safe, warm environment.
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Wokingham Borough CouncilKey Dates
Published
1 February 2018
Submission deadline
22 March 2018
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