VCIS Grants Process
Main contract details
Opportunity Id
DN417163
Title
VCIS Grants Process
Categories
85300000-2 - Social work and related services
Description
Hull City Council will be awarding 9 grants to fulfil the following outcomes from the Prospectus, and via the application process we will identify the best organisations to deliver services to meet these specific outcomes. Organisations are free to apply for more than one grant.
Services commissioned in this Prospectus will include:
• Support, Advice and Prevention following a Stroke,
• Support and Advice for People with Dementia and/or Alzheimer’s and their Carers,
• Preventative based Day Opportunities, Falls Support Services and Respite and Outreach Services for Older People,
• Pre-Employment Training and Support for Adults,
• Drop In services and Day Opportunities for people with mental health issues, and
• Carers Services
All services commissioned in this Prospectus are designed to support and enhance information, advice, peer based advocacy, prevention and support based services.
Services developed will enable individuals and families to be more self-reliant, to have more choice, independence and control over their lives and to seek help earlier and in doing so reduce or delay their need for statutory Social Care and Health based services.
The process for 2019 will be as follows::
Prospectus 1:
19th June 2019; grant opportunities published;
12th July deadline for submission of applications;
August 1st 2019 award letters for grants.
All services commissioned in this Prospectus are designed to support and enhance information, advice, peer based advocacy, prevention and support based services.
Services developed will enable individuals and families to be more self-reliant, to have more choice, independence and control over their lives and to seek help earlier and in doing so reduce or delay their need for statutory Social Care and Health based services.
The Prospectus offers opportunities for existing and new organisations to work in partnership with Hull City Council and Hull CCG to improve outcomes for local people. An example of an outcome, or the things that will be different for people as a result of the commissioning award, might be that older people are supported to live independently and safely in the community.
To apply for this grant opportunity, complete to required grant documentation attached and submit via the messages section of this opportunity
Services commissioned in this Prospectus will include:
• Support, Advice and Prevention following a Stroke,
• Support and Advice for People with Dementia and/or Alzheimer’s and their Carers,
• Preventative based Day Opportunities, Falls Support Services and Respite and Outreach Services for Older People,
• Pre-Employment Training and Support for Adults,
• Drop In services and Day Opportunities for people with mental health issues, and
• Carers Services
All services commissioned in this Prospectus are designed to support and enhance information, advice, peer based advocacy, prevention and support based services.
Services developed will enable individuals and families to be more self-reliant, to have more choice, independence and control over their lives and to seek help earlier and in doing so reduce or delay their need for statutory Social Care and Health based services.
The process for 2019 will be as follows::
Prospectus 1:
19th June 2019; grant opportunities published;
12th July deadline for submission of applications;
August 1st 2019 award letters for grants.
All services commissioned in this Prospectus are designed to support and enhance information, advice, peer based advocacy, prevention and support based services.
Services developed will enable individuals and families to be more self-reliant, to have more choice, independence and control over their lives and to seek help earlier and in doing so reduce or delay their need for statutory Social Care and Health based services.
The Prospectus offers opportunities for existing and new organisations to work in partnership with Hull City Council and Hull CCG to improve outcomes for local people. An example of an outcome, or the things that will be different for people as a result of the commissioning award, might be that older people are supported to live independently and safely in the community.
To apply for this grant opportunity, complete to required grant documentation attached and submit via the messages section of this opportunity
Region(s) of supply
Kingston upon Hull, City of
Estimated value
N/A
Keywords
Grants, day care, social care
Key dates
Estimated contract dates
Start date
14/08/2019
End date
14/08/2020
Expression of interest window
From 19/06/2019 16:30 to 12/07/2019 12:00
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Contact details
Buyer
Hull City Council
Contact
Peter Allen
Telephone
01482 613291
Address
Room 94, The Guildhall
Hull
Other (Non-UK)
HU1 2AA
United Kingdom
Hull
Other (Non-UK)
HU1 2AA
United Kingdom
