Supported Accommodation in Swindon to Bath and North East Somerset, Swindon and Wiltshire Integrated Care Board
NHS Bath and North East Somerset, Swindon and Wiltshire Integrated Care BoardEstimated Value
Up to £89,107
Deadline
Not specified
Published
3 April 2025
Type
services
Overview
Provision for a 10 bedded supported accommodation in Swindon, providing 24-hour support and supervision for service users accepted as being suitable for non-nursing based input, including accommodation in a homely environment. Delivering a recovery based approach with the aspects of choice, self-determination, personalisation and social inclusion as the paramount philosophies and outputs. The service is provided for ages 18 year+.
Key points
- Provide 24-hour support and supervision for service users who do not require frequent or regular qualified nursing-based input, in accommodation with a homely environment.
- The input will be of a recovery-based approach with the aspects of choice, self-determination, personalisation and social inclusion as the paramount philosophies and outputs.
- Mental health Care Coordination will be provided by secondary mental health services, with proactive collaboration by both providers essential to achieving the service objectives and assist clients to move along the pathway.
- Timely stepping up and down through the pathway as needed to ensure changes in presentation are identified and managed to prevent distress to the individual, management of risk and reduction in the chance of placement breakdown.
- Provide support access to local networks i.e. community and social services to help re-establish previous social contacts or make new support networks within the neighbourhood.
- Provide some support with management of personal care but will not undertake it directly for the service user.
- Delivering independence through the provision of secure, stable and flexible environments which enable greater independent living whilst simultaneously providing bespoke support packages.
- To maximise recovery to enable transition towards more independent living options. The service will: The service will work with clients to improve their wellbeing and functioning, both within the home and their community by:
- Providing a supportive, positive and stable environment.
- Providing person centred support plans that will identify strengths, maximise opportunity, encourage aspiration, support self-management and enable recovery through agreed goals and pathway.
- Working in partnership with all agencies to enable holistic needs to be met and collaboratively identifying and managing changes in functioning or mental state.
- Enabling clients to live a normal life as far as possible, be safe and feel secure.
- Enabling and encouraging clients to be included in the local community and activities.
- Enabling access to appropriate up to date information, advice and support to meet needs.
- Supporting and encouraging clients to access appropriate physical healthcare.
- Supporting clients to access smoking cessation services.
- Positively supporting clients to encourage smoking cessation and management within the home.
- Supporting clients with treatment regimes, including medication and safe storage.
- Supporting clients to maintain their immediate environment.
- Providing services built around the needs of each individual, acknowledging their carer(s) and families.
- Promoting and enabling recovery, well-being and social inclusion.
- Enabling clients to be free from stigma or discrimination.
- Demonstrating quality in practice and in the experience of people using services.
- Evidence positive outcomes for people who use the service.
- Evidence feedback and learning from clients, their families and friends, staff and also from incidents to continually provide service improvements.
- Promoting positivity and innovation in the workforce. The service is required to work closely, proactively and, where possible, collaboratively, to ensure that the client is placed at the centre of services that wrap around. The contract will be for three months between1st April 30th 2025 to June 2025) with a lifetime value of £89,107. This procurement has been carried out by NHS South, Central and West Commissioning Support Unit (SCW) on behalf of the Commissioners.
Regulations cited
- Health Care Services (Provider Selection Regime) Regulations 2023
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Award Details
Rethink Mental Illness
£89,107
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NHS BATH AND NORTH EAST SOMERSET, SWINDON AND WILTSHIRE INTEGRATED CARE BOARDKey Dates
Published
3 April 2025
Submission deadline
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Notice type
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