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Supported accommodation for care experienced young people
Housing and independent living support for young people. As part of our What Would it Take? plan, West Dunbartonshire Children's Services are developing a housing service for care
Foundations for change framework – supporting adults aged 18–65 years with additional support needs
West Dunbartonshire Council on behalf of West Dunbartonshire Health and Social Care Partnership seeks to establish an Open Flexible Framework for the provision of community support
Fostering & continuing care services for children and young people
West Dunbartonshire Council is committed to Keeping the Promise for children and young people and improving outcomes for those with care experience. The Council intends to establis
What would it take? community support for children affected by disabilities
As part of our What Would it Take children's services 5 year plan, West Dunbartonshire HSCP are keen to develop community based support for children and young people with disabilit
Supporting community independence - care at home framework for adults - NEW entrants
This Contract Notice confirms that the Supporting Community Independence - Care at Home Framework for Adults has now been established in accordance with Regulations 74-76 of the Pu
Foundations for change flexible framework for additional support services (adults aged 18–65)
West Dunbartonshire Health and Social Care Partnership (WDHSCP) is seeking to establish a Flexible Framework for the provision of additional support services for adults aged 18–65.
St andrews way - supported living service for adults with severe, enduring and complex mental health challenges
West Dunbartonshire Health and Social Care Partnership (“HSCP”) Community Mental Health Team is looking for a Provider who is experienced in supporting adults with severe, enduring
Supporting community independence - care at home framework for adults
This procurement exercise is to establish a Flexible Framework Agreement in accordance with Regulations 74-76 of the Public Contracts(Scotland) Regulations 2015 for the provision o
Bairn's hoose services
West Dunbartonshire Health and Social Care Partnership is setting up a local Bairns Hoose—a trauma-informed centre for children who are victims or witnesses of abuse. This is based on an internationally proven Icelandic model called Barnahus. The Scottish Government has funded this partnership to create and run services that bring together support services in one place, so children don't have to repeat their story multiple times to different agencies.