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Contract: Early Help Family Centres

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Buyer:
Isle of Wight Council
Department:
Children's Services
Title:
Early Help Family Centres
Description:
Early Help is one of the priorities in the Isle of Wight Children and Young People’s Plan. On the Isle of Wight, we believe that a coordinated and structured approach to Early Help is essential in ensuring that we can collectively identify and deal with problems to reduce abuse and neglect. We recognise that whilst research shows that the 3 / 4 most impact can be made within a child's early years, Early Help is not just for young children, as problems may occur at any point during childhood and adolescence. The principles for Early Help are: • Promoting the welfare of children and protecting them from significant harm is at the centre of all we do; • Working together, aligning our resources so we can best support families and do what needs to be done when it needs to be done; • Using motivational interviewing to engage with families, seeking their consent and agreement; • Working to families’ strengths – especially those of parents and carers and taking the time to understand their needs fully. Parents say they are motivated by having goals that reflect their family priorities and working with practitioners whose actions are driven by the needs of the child; • Focusing on solving problems before they escalate and offer flexible responsive support when and where it is required; • Building the resilience of families and communities to support each other; • Basing all that we do on evidence, both of what is needed and of what works; • Being clear and consistent and open about the outcomes we want to achieve, to make a positive difference. Families will be supported within their local communities through an Early Help offer that enables them to achieve positive outcomes as described in the Island’s Early Help Strategy by recognising and building upon their strengths and developing their resilience. The term of the contract shall be from 1st April 2021 until 31st March 2024 with the option to extend for up to a further 24 months at the sole discretion of the Authority.
Description of the geographical coverage:
Isle of Wight
Reference no:
DN483244
Estimated total value:
£6,693,855.00
Estimated annual value:
£1,338,771.00
VAT not recovered:
£0.00
Participating organisations:
N/A
Keywords:
N/A
Start date:
01/04/2021
End date:
31/03/2026
Awarded date:
30/12/2020
Awarded value:
£6,693,855.00
Appraisal date:
31/03/2024
Review date:
30/09/2023
Initial contract period:
36 months
Total option to extend:
24 months
Total contract period:
60 months
Available extensions:
1 with 0 taken
Central purchasing body:
Isle of Wight Council
Framework:
N/A
OJEU:
Yes
Process used:
ITT

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Available extensions:
1
Total option to extend:
24 months

Available

Period (months)
Start date
End date
Comments
24
01/04/2023
31/03/2025
24 month extension option available

Primary contact

Title:
Mr
First name:
Simon
Surname:
Dennis
Email address:
simon.dennis@iow.gov.uk
Telephone number:
01983 821000
Fax number:
Mobile number:

Awarded supplier(s)

Company name Company reg number SME/VCS VCS reg number Contacts Postcode
barnardo's 0061625
  • - Mr David Graham
IG6 1QG
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Categories

  • 85300000-2 - Social work and related services
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Notes

Public notes:
The initial end date for this contract is 31.03.2024. The end date in this record includes any extension option that is available.

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