Short Breaks and Domiciliary Care Providers (Children & Young People)
Kirklees CouncilEstimated Value
Not specified
Deadline
24 July 2026
Published
25 June 2026
Type
services
Overview
Kirklees Council is reviewing and developing how children with disabilities are placed with domiciliary/short breaks providers. We are inviting providers to take part in a market engagement and co production event, to help shape the future service specification and commissioning model for these services.
When – Wednesday 29th July 2026 at 2pm – 4pm Where - Huddersfield Town Hall This event forms part of our early market engagement activity and is intended to gather insight from providers to ensure that any future arrangements are deliverable, sustainable, and reflective of current market conditions.
We are particularly keen to engage with: • Providers currently delivering short breaks (including respite and community-based support) • Providers of domiciliary care services for children and young people • Organisations interested in developing or expanding services in this area . Please see the attached flyer for further detail and how to register for this event
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Kirklees CouncilKey Dates
Published
25 June 2026
Submission deadline
24 July 2026
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