Support Service for Single People at Risk of Homelessness
Liverpool City CouncilEstimated Value
Up to £723,330
Deadline
8 January 2018
Published
11 December 2017
Type
services
Overview
The aim of the service is to deliver support to people with a range of support needs who require temporary accommodation due to their homelessness. The focus of the support is to address the underlying reasons for homelessness, prepare them for a move into independent accommodation and to reduce the risk of repeat homelessness presentations.
The support service will deliver 24 hour support, to 48 service users including emergency access services using a mixed Tiered Model of provision: • Tier 1 - Short Stay generic beds for homeless or other vulnerable people with a broad range of support needs • Tier 2 - High risk high needs beds, for people with higher support needs who require an additional levels of support. The intention will be for the successful provider to enter into a management agreement with the current landlord of Mildmay House.
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- 1
City of Liverpool Young Men's Christian Association t/a LYMCA Together
1 contract wonlatest 28 Nov 2025£12m
total awarded
- 2
Salvation Army Housing Association
1 contract wonlatest 28 Nov 2025£12m
total awarded
- 3
The Riverside Group
1 contract wonlatest 28 Nov 2025£12m
total awarded
- 4
The Whitechapel Centre
1 contract wonlatest 28 Nov 2025£12m
total awarded
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Liverpool City CouncilKey Dates
Published
11 December 2017
Submission deadline
8 January 2018
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