Provision of Home Library Service in Trafford
Trafford CouncilEstimated Value
Up to £27,500
Deadline
1 March 2019
Published
8 February 2019
Type
services
Overview
Trafford Council wish to invite providers to express their interest for the provision of Home Library Service in Trafford. Background to the requirement: The Home Library Service is for any resident of Trafford who; 1.
Is physically unable to get to a Trafford library and has no one to help them do so 2. Can get to a library but cannot carry books/items home 3.
Is a carer and is unable to visit libraries due to limited time as a result of their caring responsibilities. The Requirements: 1.
Contact & helpdesk
Providing some social contact when able to spend some time with the clients 11.
Additional details
Having a named person who will liaise with Access Trafford to operate the Home Library Service 2. Recruiting volunteers to visit clients and deliver items 3.
Ensure volunteers have suitable checks in place i.e. DBS checks 4. Delivering books/items to clients' homes normally once every three weeks 5.
Selecting, issuing renewing, requesting and returning items for clients 6. Paying volunteers' travelling expenses 7.
Undertaking, jointly with Access Trafford, occasional surveys of clients to assess satisfaction 8. Accepting referrals for new clients from Access Trafford and other agencies such as Adult Social Care 9.
Offering a friendly approach to clients as well as maintaining confidentiality about any personal information relating to them in accordance with the Data Protection Act 10. Indemnify and keep indemnified Trafford Council from and against any and all loss, damage or liability suffered and legal costs incurred by the Council resulting from a breach of this agreement by the provider including; • Any act, neglect or default of their employees or agents • Breaches in respect of any matter arising from the supply of the service resulting in any successful claim by a third party.
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Trafford CouncilKey Dates
Published
8 February 2019
Submission deadline
1 March 2019
Notice type
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