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United Kingdom-Harrow: Short Breaks Framework for Children and Young People with Send – Framework Lead
The current contract for Short Breaks Framework for Children and Young People with Send – Framework Lead is projected to end on 31-AUG-22 and may be available for retender. Short Breaks Framework for Children and Young People with Send
Short Breaks Framework for Children and Young People with Send
Short breaks for children and young people with disabilities is to enable parents and carers to undertake their caring role more effectively whilst their children enjoy fun and stimulating activities that contribute to their individual outcomes. Short breaks will improve outcomes for children and young people with disabilities and improve family resilience to enable families to remain together and reduce the need for children and young people with disabilities to be looked after full-time in residential placements outside the Borough.
Short breaks for children and young people with disabilities is to enable parents and carers to undertake their caring role more effectively whilst their children enjoy fun and stimulating activities that contribute to their individual outcomes. Short breaks will improve outcomes for children and young people with disabilities and improve family resilience to enable families to remain together and reduce the need for children and young people with disabilities to be looked after full-time in residential placements outside the Borough.
Common procurement vocabulary (CPV): 85000000, Health and social work services, 85323000, Community health services,
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